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VOIi. XIX. NO. 195. 



CHICAGO, FBI DAY, AUGUST 1, 1913. 



PRICE 5 CENTS 



PLUNGER IS NOT WANTED 

NICHOLAS DANDOLOS IS DENIED PRIVILEGES 
OF THE COURSE AT HAMILTON. 



Stewards Take Action Alter Operations of Man 
Known as “Nick the Greek" Arouse Unfavorable 
Comment — Well-Backed Horses Win Races. 



Hamilton Out.. July 31.— That tin 1 Hamilton 
Jockey Cluli is determined to do its part iu keeping 
the sport on the Canadian eirenit clean was again 
demonstrated today liy a ruling which deuies the 
privilege of the course to Nicholas Dandolos. other- 
wise known ns "Nick the Greek.” Dandolos is a 
lug operator and his transactions on the Canadian 
circuit this season have attracted much attention 
and notoriety. A few days Hgo Dandolos determined 
to make imok and. employing a crew, he cut iu on 
llic opening day of the llamiltoii meeting. In the 
race won liy Cliff Edge yesterday, for which Plate 
Glass was a receding favorite, the Greek bookmaker 
laid the Davies racer heavily. His sheets, to be 
exact, showed that he had carried the horse up to 
$1,897. Knapp, who had the mount on Plate Glass, 
met with interference shortly after the start and 
lost the race by pulling his mount up. There was 
some complaint over the hoy's ride. Dandolos' 
sheets were taken up and it seemed as if he had 
made Plate Glass a target for hi- operations during 
the afternoon. It is said that Knapp, iu place of 
striking his own horse with his whin at the tiuish. 
hit llouerail instead. At all events the investigation 
of the race resulted iu the following ruling: 

' Relieving that the plnuger is a detriment to your 
racing, we have denied all privileges, including 
admission to the course, to Nicholas Dandoloa. This 
ruling to take effect immediately. ” 

No accusation was made agitinst Dandolos. but the 
ottieials deemed it just as well that he coniine his 
operations to some other place where his hig trans- 
actions would not arouse the unfavorable comment 
they have here. 

As to the racing, it was marked liy the success 
of several heavily backed horses, two of whi h 
came from the stable of the Texas turfman. G. XV. 
Scott, who furnished the winueis of the tilth and 
sixth races in Dr. it. I.. Swarenger and Jatiiel. 
The former was hacked from 15 to 1 to 5 to I. 
•gr-iail tile latter from Id to 1 to tl to 1. Dr. K. I.. 
W Swarenger came from behind in the stretch and 
won by a length, while Jatiiel had a six lengths 
margin at the tiuish. The finishes iu three of the 
races were extremely close. Nimbus won' bis first 
purse in several mouths when lie bent Chilton King 
a head in tlie third race. Alador and Patou won 
their races by noses. Alador was the first wiuner 
that trainer George Ham has saddled this season 
and tile rolt's victory was a profitable one. as lie 
was backed from Id to 1 to 4 to 1. 

The Brantford Selling Handicap was instituted iu 
ID IU and its history to date is as follows: 

Year. Winner. A.XX't. Jockey. X'al. Time. 

1912 Jaeipielina ....5 115 E. Martin. .$l.d9n 1:41 

1913 Patou 5 105 Deronde . . 965 1:5973 

After Afterglow was beaten iu tlie fifth race, 

lie was claimed by A. L. Aste for $825. Mr. Aste 
also bid Patou up from $1,000 to $1,700 and Ismglil 
him. Bedwell retaliated by claiming Marjorie A. 
out of the race for $1,905. Jatiiel was also bid 
up after her victory, being carried from $500 to 
$ 7 oo by XV. McAllister. 

P. M. Civill pure ha set) at private sale, today, 
tlie three two-year-olds. Zodiac, Stcllata and Scarlet 
Letter, which A. G. XX'estou has lieen handling for 
It. T. Wilson. 

Jockeys Small and Deronde were cautioned for 
rough riding iu the fourth race. 

It developed that M> Fellow pulled lip lame in the 
seventh race yesterday anil that the horse bled 
after being led to his stable. 

II. Giddings' Bassetlaw colt. Iks* Hive, the pros- 
peetive winner of next year's King's Plate, at 
Toronto, lias been retired for the season. 

George Boyle Inis taken over tlie horses owned by 
J. C. Coehel. 

XX". II. Frey will ship Ids siring to the half mile 
tracks and J. M. Cooper will rest his horses at 
Hamilton tin i il the opening of the meeting at Ot- 
tawa. 

"Chinatown Charlie." a well-known follower of 
the races. i< bewailing the loss of $1,400 which lie 
deposited with a clerk of the Brant House at Bur- 
lington Beach last night for safekeeping. The safe 
was locked at the time tlie money was given to the 
hotel clerk, whose inline is Fred Clisli. and the 
laller put the money iu his pocket. He claimed that 
while going the rounds of the house at three o’clock 
tiiis morning he was attacked by robbers and struck 
with a blackjack and the money taken from him. 
A number of bookmakers and followers who were 
guests of the Brant House are much wrought up 
over the affair. 

CANADIANS INTERESTED IN THE FUTURITY. 

Toronto. Out., July 51. The Futurity, to he run 
at Saratoga on August 30. is an event to which 
Canadians interested in racing are looking forwad 
with particular anticipation. For the first time in 
many years, a Canadian-owned two year-old figures 
prominently among the eligible, for this richest of 
all American stakes. This is the fust filly Southern 
Xlaid. the property of Robert Davies of this city. 
Southern Maid has 1, eaten almost everything of bet 
own age that she lias met and is generally conceded 
to have an excellent chance of winning the Futurity. 
Her recent victory at Hamilton, in which, with 
118 |Hiunds up. site ran three-quarters in 1:11%, 
made many new admirers for her among the follow 
era of racing on the Canadian circuit. That she will 
be loyally and staunchly backed by the Canadians 
when she tills her Futurity engagement goes without 
saying. 

|l is many years since a Canadian stable lias 
been represented in tin* Futurity, and once only 
were the honors captured by a Canadian horse, that 
being iu 1898. when Martiiuas. owned by the late 
XX’llliam Hendrle. of Hamilton, and trained liv 
Eddie XVhytc. won the event. Notwithstanding that 
the eliiiiiees of Martimas apiieared remote, and 2 <mi 
to 1 was laid against his chances, he received tlie 
sentimental support of practically every person from 
the “Land of the Maple” in attendance. 

KOHLER HORSES TO BE SOLD IN FRANCE. 

It appears that of the Kohler horses now in 
France only llie stallions Unele and Kitz Herbert 
are to he returned to this country for sale. At any 
rate. "Vigilant” said iu London Sportsniau of July 
’I. I learn that the statement that the late Mr. 
~c Kohler's French racing and lireediug stud- would 

shipped to the United States for sale there is iu 
•s.rreet They are to be sold iu France, and the 
sale i* to take [dace as soon as the catalogue can be 
completed and the other necessary arrangements 
made. Possibly it may be held at Deauville in the 
race week. Among Ibe most notable of the horses 
to come up for sale are the four stallions Uncle, 
Fit* Herbert. Zens and Novelty. Uncle will un- 
doubtedly attract iinielt attention, for lie is decidedly 
i he liest of Die many good horses sired by Slur 
Sin... i in America, and is a grandson of iltc famous 
'laggle It. B. (dam of Iroquois). Tlie first of 
Uncle’s get to run are now two-year-olds and 
several of them have won higli-elass races in the 
Stales. 



AMERICAN JOCKEY RECORD FOR 1913 



The following tabulation embraces the 1913 record of all American jockeys who rode one or more win 
ners from January 1 to and including the racing of July 29: 



Jockey. 


Mts. 


1 st. 


2 d. 


3d. 


L'np. 


P.C. 


Jockey. 


Mts. 


1 st. 


2 d. 


3d. 


Unp. 


P.C. 


Adams, F 




8 


5 


10 


30 


.15 


Kuigbt. C 




15 




15 


81 


.11 


Adams V 


69 


5 


8 


9 


47 


.07 


Koerner, T 


.... 75 


14 


13 


13 




.10 


A lex 


. 46 


7 


4 


4 


31 


.15 


Loftus . .... 


248 


66 


38 




122 


. 2 1 " 


Alley 




5 


6 


7 


29 


.11 


Madeira 


23 


1 


3 


“l 


iu 


.0 1 


Ambrose 




11 


11 


15 


50 


.13 


Maguire, C. ... 




1 


1 


1 


9 


.08 


Anderson 




lu- 


6 


6 


45 


.15 


Martin, E 


387 


55 


60 


39 


2X4 


.1 1 


Andress. W. ... 


122 


ll 


13 


15 


87 


.07 


Martin. S 


31 


3 


6 


0 


16 


.10 


Aubuebou 


21 


3 


5 


3 


10 


.14 


Matthews, A. .. 




8 


8 




29 


.16 


Baker 


as 


O 


6 


4 


26 


.95 


Matthews, E. .. 


.'58 


2 


6 


10 


20 


.05 


Barham. E. . . . 




5 


3 


3 


18 


.17 


Matthews, M. .. 




19 


11 


13 


67 


.17 


Barnes 


17 


2 


O 


u 


13 


.12 


Matts 


70 


8 


» 


16 


37 


.11 


Barziley 


... . I) 


1 


U 


0 


2 


.33 


McAdams 


12 


2 


1 


1 


8 


.17 


Battiste 




1 


3 


6 


19 


.04 


McBride. J 


31 


7 


1 


tS 


17 


25 


tinner, J 


115 


13 


15 


13 


74 


1 


McCabe, J 


292 


42 


51 


52 


147 


J i 


Benton 


sr» 


13 


16 


11 


45 


.15 


McUahey 




20 


13 


17 


82 


.15 


Bezatisou 


UNI 


35 


34 


31 


181 


.12 


Mct'loskey . ... 




10 


15 


10 


39 


.14 


Boland, D 


107 


21 


16 


17 


X! 


.20 


McClothin . ... 


.. . 14 


1 


0 


1 


12 


.07 


Booker, A 


N 


1 


0 


1 


6 


.12 


Met'owu . 


62 


11 


14 


11 


26 


■ IS 


Borel 




31 


24 


21 


74 


.21 


McDonald, J. . . 


185 


17 


17 


25 


126 


.09 


Brady 




2 


4 


5 


21 


.06 


McDowell 




14 


13 


14 


41 


.17 


Brooks, It. . . 


81 


10 


15 


11 


45 


.12 


McEwen, I». 


13 




O 


•j 


8 


.23 


Bruce 


23 


3 


2 


o 


17 


.14 


McKweu. fc». 


186 


x"t 


32 


35 


86 


.18 


Burl Inga me , .. 


488 


81 


67 


72 


268 


17 


McIntyre, J. ... 




11 


13 


9 


64 


.11 


Burns, G. 




18 


22 


17 


81 


.13 


McIntyre. XV. . 


91 


4 


5 


8 


74 


.05 


But well 




64 


85 


53 


139 


.19 


McMartln 


117 


12 


14 


16 


75 


.10 



511 79 



Byrne 


15 


•j 


o 


0 


n 


Caldwell, O 


11 


1 


tl 


o 


10 


Callahan. J 


246 


21 


20 


27 


178 


Campbell, J. .1. 


18 


2 


0 


2 


14 


Carpenter 


.... 30 


1 


4 


1 


24 


Carroll, G. XX'... 


. 80 


1 


4 


10 


65 


l 'after. It 


229 


24 


44 


41 


120 


Cavanaugh . ... 


191 


24 


25 


20 


118 


Chappell 


105 


6 


12 


10 


77 


Clement 


. . 33 


2 


■J 


8 


21 


Coburn. G 


17 


1 


3 


5 


S 


Connelly, I) 


82 


6 


12 


14 


50 


Connolly, J 


16 


2 


0 


1 


13 


Cook. J 


26 


4 


3 


0 


U 


Cnn*y 


127 


21 


20 


17 


69 


t 'orner 


ltt 


1 


1 


1 


7 


Cotton. E 


17*1 


15 


15 


18 


121 


Crawford 


.... 5 


1 


0 


o 


4 


Cummings 


18 


1 


1 


6 


lo 


Cummings. T. .. 


.... 35 


3 


3 


2 


26 


Dale. XV 


:u 


5 


•J 


7 


19 


Daveuiwrt. J. ... 


20 


2 


5 


7» 


lo 


Davidson 


1 


1 


o 


0 


0 


Davies. T 


81 


11 


10 


11 


49 



277 .15 McTaggart. J. 

11 .13 McTaggart, T. 

in .09 .Xleripole . ... 

17s .09 Mllchan . ..., 

11 -11 Miller. U. ... 

-4 .05 Miller. H. 

do .01 Minder 

120 .Id Moles worth . 

1 ]s -1‘ Mondon 

*• -00 Montour . ... 

-1 .OB Moody, I*, 

s oil Moore. F. . . . 

50 .07 Moore. J. ... 

1-i -1|1 Morgan. A. .. 

J1 -Jj Morse 

'>1 •>' Mulligan . 

Murphy, J. . 
1-] -!»s Murray, A. ,. 

* . Musgrave . .. 

1'! • 'JO Nathan 

7.'.’ 'in Nelson, J. ... 

1 .'.I?. Xicklaus . ... 



Dawson 

Deavenport. J. . . 

Del a by 

Deuni 

Dennler 

Denny 

Deronde 

Ilisbiiion 

Dominick. J. ... 

Donovan. J 

Dority 

Doyle. XV 

Drey or 

Duggan. J. J.... 

Dunn. XX’ 

I step 

Eairbrotber . ... 

Feeney 

Ferguson, A. ... 

Fogg 

Ford 

Forsyth 

Fraeli 

Franklin 

French 

Gaines 

Gang 

Gargan. XV 

Gentry 

Glass. -J 

Goose 

Gordon . .... 

Gore 

Gould 

Grand. C 

Gray. H 

Griffin, E 

Gross 

Groth 

Guy, B 

Hall, xv 

Halsey 

Hanover, A. 

Hanover, J 

Haynes, K 

Heavenor 

Henry. J 

Hill 

Hoffman. D 

Hoffman, K 

Hopkins 

Hyde 

lines 

Irvin 

Jackson, C 

Jacks., u. F 

Jensen . 

Johnston. T 

J ud sou 

Karrick 

Kederis 

Kelly. C 

Kelsay 

Kent 

Killingsworth . . 

King J 

Klrschbaum . ... 

Knapp. XV 



•' iy» n loot . 

S ,! Nutter 

’r ■*” O'Brien 

'* '1 O' Mahoney . .. 

•'? Obcrt 

Ornies 

Pauley . .... 

“J Peak. C 

I Fendcrgast . . 

V Vi Phillips, H. .. 

X II Pickens 

1 Pickett 

I Post 

! '.Ti Powell. A. ... 

! r* Prior 



. . 68 13 
.5 1 
..277 35 
..lliO 35 
..393 4S 
. . 70 11 



.172 XI 
.165 14 

. 233 45 

.158 15 

. 84 8 

104 It 
. 21 2 



. 88 4 

• J-i 1 

.145 12 

.156 16 

. 193 30 

.260 36 

. 94 18 

. 24 1 

.219 34 

. 80 12 



30 28 

9 10 



tl! :Yh H!!?!!!. h, ‘ 



102 .12 

126 .11 



i-lyuinii. XX' 

VI 'nr Badtke. II. ... 

iu ' Bigbtmire . .. 

!'.• ' Riley 

16 iio 

102 .12 

'U Rowlev 

rl 'll Bussell 

.... Sebarf. E 

13 jltt S»buttii.ger . . 

... Seidell 

io7 :r»7 uif-ff, 

17S 16 Silvertliorue . . 

Pi ll 3 Slugleton . ... 

199 as Shlrvin 



. . 58 5 

..215 x; 
. 15 5 

. . xi 9 

. .551 XI 



In amendment and further explanation the same 
newspaper said a day later: 

"XVith further reference to the late Mr. Kohler's 
burses, we are asked to announce that the dispersal 
sale of his French racing stable, together with 
tile yearlings, broodmares, and foals located iu 
France, will take place at Etablisseuient C-beri. 
Deauville, on August 7 and 8 . during the annual 
Deauville Kaee Meeting. Novelty, Zeus 11.. and 
Bestigouelie are Included amongst the racehorses 
to be sold. The stallions. Fltz Herbert and Tnele, 
only wili be sent back to America. ” 

DATES FOR NEW CANADIAN TRACK. 

Montreal. Quo., July 51. — The .lutes for the in 
augural meeting of the llorval Jockey U'luli at its 
new plant a! Dorval. near this city, have been an- 
nounced. The management of the club has decided 
that It will he best to follow the meetiug of the 
Moutreal Jockey Club, which comes to a close at 
Blue Bonnets on Saturday. September 13. The Dor- 
vat meeliug will be of ouly five days' duration und 
will Immediately precede the autumn meeting Ht 
XX'oodbiue. Toronto, where the Canadian racing sea- 
son will come to a close. 

The Dorval meeting will open on Monday. Sep- 
tember 15. and will continue up to ami including 
Friday. September 19. Tlie meeting will be con- 
ducted under the jurisdiction of the Canadian Itae- 
ing Associations, to which the Dorval Club lias ap- 
idled for affiliation. Il was the Intent ion of the cluli 
to hold their first meeting towards the end of 
August, but as Ottawa has a claim on the dates, 
the September dales were takeu. The postponement 



NEW YORK MEETINGS OVER 

RACING AT BELMONT PARK COMES TO A CLOSE 
FOR SEASON OF 1913. 

Horses from R. F. Carman’s Stable Win Three Races 
and Gainer Takes Youthful Stakes— Jockeys 
Nicklaus and J. Wilson Divide the Card. 



New York. July 51. — The twelve-day meeting 
of the Metropolitan Jockey Club came to an end 
with the running of the races at Belmont Park 
this afternoon and. unless some fall meetings should 
be anuouuced, which is not likely, it means the 



46 


4 


.j 


9 


31 


.09 


Sm i 111. E 


.. .103 


23 


17 


19 


44 


.21 


1 t 




O 


1 


It 


.14 


Snyder t 


. . .342 


45 


54 


54 


189 


T3 


80 


16 


17 


15 


42 


.20 


Stanford 


... 27 


1 


1 


5 


20 


.04 








6 


It 


.19 


Steele. B 


. . .299 


59 


37 


43 


160 


.20 


45 


7 


7 




26 


.16 


Stirling 


... HO 


4 


11 


19 


52 


.05 


411 


44 


60 


57 


250 


.11 


Tapi in 


’ • - 1 ?. 4 


17 


32 


21 


114 


.09 


P 19 


64 


71 


70 


204 


.16 


Taylor, XV 


... •>*» 


4 


4 


10 


«Kl 


.08 


33 


6 




6 


19 


.18 


Taylor. W. W 


.. . 69 


1 


5 


7 


58 


.Ol 


24 




5 


4 


io 


.21 


Tealmn . 


. . .264 


35 


42 


28 


159 


.13 




25 


18 


18 


160 


.11 


Troxler, R 


.. .119 


19 


20 


18 


62 


.16 


"its 








50 


.05 


Tutlett 


. . . 15 


1 


0 


0 


14 


.07 


219 


34 


38 


28 


119 


.16 


Turner. C 


. . .214 


51 


30 


27 


106 


.24 


48 


4 




3 


37 


.<18 


Van Ilusen 


.. .185 


25 


20 


27 


113 


.11 




1 


0 


if 


1 


.50 


X’an Bensehoteli . 


. . . 59 


4 


3 


8 


44 


.07 


176 


17 


1 5 


2 o 


119 


.10 


Waldron. B 


. . . 28 


2 


1 


3 


22 


.07 


445 


61 


68 


56 


21 10 


.14 


XValsh 


... 9 


1 


2 


0 


6 


.11 


to 


1 






51 


.02 


Walsh, J. J 


... 8 


1 


O 


0 


7 


.12 


176 


21 


23 


26 


106 


.12 


XVard, XV 


... 90 


3 


8 


10 


69 


.03 


101 
5 4 


8 


11 


11 


71 

28 


.08 

06 


Warren 

Warrington . .... 


...119 
. . . 76 


20 


15 

!! 


19 

HI 


59 

50 


09 


26 


5 


•J 


6 


72 


il9 


VVashear 


... 60 


10 


IO 


9 


31 


J7 


34 


1 


il 


O 


35 


05 


XVatts, H 


... 6 


1 


O 


O 


5 


.17 


41 




4 


4 


52 


.02 


Watts, It 


... 22 


2 


4 


1 


15 


.on 


78 


19 


12 


8 


XI 


24 


Whatley 


... 34 


2 


3 


2 


27 


.06 


67 




9 


9 


44 


.08 


White 


... 3 


1 


11 


0 


2 


.33 


55 


6 




7 


37 


.11 


XVbite. C 


... 27 


2 


4 


1 


20 


.07 


lO 


1 


0 


0 


9 


.10 


Williams. J. J... 


... 16 


1 


1 


3 


11 


.06 


99 


9 


10 


13 


67 


.09 


Wills 


... 24 


2 


2 , 


3 


17 


US 


342 


64 


52 


55 


171 


.20 


Wilson. A 


. . . 66 


6 


2 


6 


52 


.09 


38 


4 


o 


5 


27 


.11 


XVllsou. J 


. . .267 


77 


50 


42 


9S 


.29 


19 


1 


2 


4 


12 


.05 


Wolfe 


. . 425 


62 


54 


48 


261 


.15 


34 


7 


7 


3 


15 


.21 


Wot sis. H 


. . 36 


2 


2 


0 


32 


.06 


104 


15 


10 


7 


72 


.15 


Woods. J 


... 4 


1 / 


0 


o 


3 




44 


2 


5 


9 


28 


.05 


Yeager. S 


. . . 33 


2 


3 


0 


28 


.♦Hi 


167 


11 


16 


23 


117 


.07 


ZrCPP 


... 26 


2 


1 


5 


18 


.08 


44 


14 


6 


8 


16 


.32 

















of tlie meetiug will afford a better opportunity of 
completing tlie plant, the construction of which is 
well under way. 

BIG RACE FOR FORT ERIE OPENING. 

Buffalo. X. Y„ July 31. — The $5,900 Dominion 
Handicap will la- run on the opening day of the 
Niagara Racing Association’s second meeting next 
Wednesday afternoon. Among the eligihles are 
Whisk Brooiu II.. Ru.lotfo, Gow’ell. Buskin. Ten 
Point. First Sight. Leocbares. Horrou. Hawthorn 
and Kleburne. It is expected that a field of at 
least seven or eight will go to the post iu this 

event and there may Ik* more. 

The track is much faster than it was for the 

first meeting. Many horses have worked a mile 

in better than 1:42 recently, and several have gone 
tlirqe quarters iu 1:15. President Mndiglii Hunoiiuees 
that there will tie plenty of stable room for all 

comers, us four new barns have just beeu com- 
pleted. 

PRINCE PALATINE BEATEN AT GOODWOOD. 

London. Fug.. July 31. — Prince Palatine, a heavily 
backed, favorite, ran unplaced today in the Good- 
wood Cup of I.OOo sovereigns, for tliree-venr-olds 
and upward, at about two miles and live-eighths. 
Tlie race was won by L. Brassev’s four- vea r-old 
bay colt Catmint, by Spearmint- Bed Lily, with 
Mr. Fairie’s four ear-old bay colt Aleppo, by Beppo 
— C'here lteine. second, and Major E. Coder's four- 
year old bay gelding. I.auee Chest, by Spearuiiut — 
Chestnut Suuday, third. 





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TELEGRAPHIC FORM. 

Tlie horses which seem liest in Friday’s races 
are: 

tiutte, Mont., July 31. 

1 — Va-Va, Alabama Bam, Deal Carroll. 

2 — Rose Sweet, ({omul. Order of Dance. 

3 — Balronia, J. H. Ilarr, Ed. B. 

4 — Pride of Lismore. Pajaroita. Envy. 

5 — Follane, Clara W. . Frank <5. Hogan. 

t! — Edwin T. Fryer, The Monk, Golf Ball. 

E. G. McQuaide. 

Hamilton, Ont., July 31. 

1 — Meissen, Diamond Cluster, Martola. 

2 — Fadoodle, Trovato, Siltrix. 

.3 — Ten Point, Knight's Differ. T. M. Green. 

4 — llonerail. Fountain Fay, Cogs. 

5 — Three Links. Auavri, Closer. 

<1 — Little Jane, Fred Drew, Bittra. 

7 — Gerrard, Lucky George, Itash. 

T. K. Lynch. 



11%. 22%, 35, 48. At his best. 

Presumption— Three-quarters in 1:184$. lias a 
good burst of speed and is ready. 

Ray o’ Light — Half mile in 54. 

Rolling Stone Three -quarters in 1:18%. 

Sehago — Seven eighths in 1:31. Coming around to 
form after a let-up. 

Socialist — Three-eighths in 36%. 

Shackleton — ' Three-quarters in 1:20. Works well 
whenever set down. 

Stonehenge — Half mile in 51. Has shown some 
good work before. 

Susan B. — Three-quarters in 1:19. Worked along 
ill gu easy manner. 

Whisk BriHim II. — Mile and a quarter in 2:10. 
Fractional time. 12. 24%. .'f7, 50, 1 1:15 >, 

1:28%. 1:42. 1:56%. 2:!u. 

NOTES OF THE TURF. 

Did Rosebud is a great attraetion for eastern 
horsemen arriving at Saratoga. They have heard 
much of tlie prowess of this sensational son of 
Unelo and lie lias lieeu critically inspected by one 
and all. 

The main traek at Saratoga has a particularly 
firm liottom and a light cushion over which fast 
time is likely to be recorded this season. Oil ac- 
count of the sandy nature of the soil tlie track will 
dry out quickly, thus insuring safe footing under all 
conditions. Cross-country folk are greatly pleased 
with the Saratoga steeplechase field. The fences 
are thickly brushed and tlie turf is famous for its 
firmness. 

Secretary Karlocker of tlie Saratoga Assoc int ion 
is babbling qver with enthusiasm over tlie pros- 
pects for tlie meeting scheduled to open at the Spa 
tomorrow, the fact being that ail tlie boxes in the 
members' enclosure have lieeu taken except four. 
This is unprecedented, for in no year since tlie 
Saratoga Association has had tlie track have more 
than two-thirds of the boxes been taken in any one 
season. 

ANSWERS TO QUERIES. 

A. M. M.. Chicago. Tlie parlay on Ratina aad 
Ram* well lost. 

G. I*. It., Pittsburgh. Pa. Bets on Bruin Belle lost 
because she iiail passed into tlie starter's control. 

S. 1>. H., Chicago. If a horse is entered in two 
or more races and a bet is made ou it without 
naming tlie race, the bet attaches to the first race 
in which it starts. 

J. T. I).. Greensburg, Iml. Following tlie present 
meeting at Hamilton. Tlie Canadian racing dates 
are as follows: Fort Erie. August 6 to 13; Windsor. 

August 16 to 23: Ottawa, August 27 to September 
3; Montreal, September 6 to 13. All are good meet- 
ings and at all liookmaking is the style of betting. 

PAY STREAK WINS BUTTE HANDICAP. 

Butte, Mont., July 31. — Tlie leading feature of the 
racing today was a handicap over the Futurity 
Course, in which were engaged some of the best 
sprinters at tlie track and a high-class selling race 
for three-year-olds. Pay Streak, from tlie Cbantieler 
Stable, carried the hopes of the public in the handi- 
cap and. after racing Mrs. Gamp into submission, 
gamely drew away in the tiual running to win from 
Daddy (tip. 

Jockey Murray was suspended for the rest of 
tlie meeting by the judges for pulling Mollie 
Richards up at the start of the fifth race. 

Jockey (McEwen was suspended for three da vs 
by the judges for benting Othello over the head 
at the conclusion of the third race yesterday. 

VANCOUVER FORM CHART. 

VANCOUVER, B. C., July 22. 1913. Twentieth 
day. British Columbia Thoroughbred Association's 
Meeting of 67 days. Minoru Park. Weather clear. 

Presiding Judge. Thomas J. Wellman. Starter, 
Edward Tribe. Racing Secretary, Robert F. Leigh- 
ton. 

10031 First Race — 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year- 

olds and -upward. Selling. Net value to winner 

$210; second, $60; third, $30. 

Equiv. Odds 

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 

9967 Sam GrigsbyliM l 3 Hill 43-10 



Bush (trained by A. A. Gregg ). 

Start good. Won driving; second and third same. 
Overweight— Little .lake. 3 pounds. 

10037 Seventh Race l Mite. Purse $300. 3-yoar- 
olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 
$2tO; second, $60; third, $.30. 

, , .. Equiv. Odds 

lnd. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 

9912 D. Warfield 114 14 Cavanaugh 33-10 

9662 Reene W. 107 2* 1 Benton 11-10 

9929 Jen. NewmanlOl 31 McDowell 30 

9968 FI or. Kripp 112 4' F Jackson 59 

9968 Kelsetta 114 5 2 J Washear 12 

9912 3 Bar. Oldfield 114 « J Murphy lo 

Time. 25, 49%, 1:15%, 1:41%. Track fast. 

$2 ill it t uel s paid. David Warfield. $8. (Ml straight, 
$4.00 plait*. $3. (>o show; Reene W.. $3. (Ml place. 
$2.80 show; Jennie Newman. $5.80 show 

Winner Jeanette & Riley's hr. g. 7, by Cactus 
II. — Ethel Pace (trained by I. F. Jeanette). 

Start good. Won driving; second and third same. 
Overweight — Jennie Newman, 1 pound. 

VANCOUVER FORM CHART. 

VANCOUVER, B. C., July 23, 1913. Twenty first 
day. _ Britisli Columbia Thoroughbred Association's 
Meeting of 67 days. Minoru Park. Weather clear. 

Presiding Judge, Thomas J. Wellman. Starter, 
Edward Tribe. Racing Secretary, Robert F. Leigli- 
ton. 

10038 First Race — 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year- 
olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 
$210; second. $60; third, $30. 

Equiv. Odds 



(9999 IHosamo 124 5% Cavanaugh 4 

(9964 )Yo Solo 121 6 Rooney IS 

Time. 23%. 48%. 1:14. Track fast. 

$2 mtilueis paid, fuel. $1.80 straight. $3.20 place, 
$2.10 show: Fat oso. $4.20 place. $2.SO show; Chil- 
ton Trance. $2.80 show. 

Winner II. O. Ac J. A. Lowry's b. g. 8. by Dis- 
guise-Lady Gay (trained by H. O. Lowry l 
S tart good. Won easily; second and third driv- 
ing. 

10041 Fourth Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $300. 
2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner 
$210; second, $60; third, $30. 



Iud. 


Horse. 


Wt. 


Fin. Jockey. 


Straight. 


9970 


3 Mangane.se 


112 


I 4 F Jackson 


25-10 


< 9937 


)Orb 


115 


24 J Murphy 


9-20 


9937 


1 ol MeD'gall 


110 


3«k .1 McBride 


19 


9910 


Transact 


P/7 


4 1 Benton 


19 


9937 


In Dutch 


110 


5 Jarrett 


32 



Time, 23%, 48, 54%. Track fast. 

$2 unit lie Is paid. Manganese. $7.00 straight. $2.20 
place, $2.20 show; Orb. $2.10 place, $2.20 show; 
Colonel McDougal. $2. (Mi show. 

Winner — S. Ambrose's b. g., by I.itlms Regen 
(trained by I). Dennison). 

Start good. Won easily; second and third driv- 
ing. 

10042 Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile. Value $750. 3 year- 

olds and upward. ’’Aril Patrick” High Weight 
Handicap. Net value to winner $450; second, 

$150; third. $100; fourth. $50. 

Equiv. l)dds 



Wt. Fin. .Tockev. 
105 in Hill 



a 3 


Washear 


13-10 


3 2 .’. 


Groth 


17 


4 2 


O’Brien 


26-5 


5* 


MeMartin 


32 


6 % 


R Carter 


28 


7 1 -* 


W Taylor 


101 


8 


Battiste 


49 



Ind. Horse. 
(2831 ) Efficiency 
9965 P’nce Win 
9943 Palaver 
9967 H’dsome 
9934 Kitimat 



9941 Garland 110 8 Battiste 4!t' 

Time, 24. 48, 1:00%. Track fast. 

$2 miituels paid. Efficiency. $7.00 straight, $5.00 
place. $3.40 show: Prince Winter. $3.00 place, $3.(MJ 
show: Palu,ver, $8.00 show. 

Winner— W. Elliott s b. f. 4, by Martinet— Agnes 
Brennan (trained by W. Elliott). 

Start good. Won easily; second and third driv- 
ing. 

Overweights — Handsome Ted, 5 pounds. 

10039 Second Race — 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3- 

year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to 
winner $210; second, $60; third. $30. 

_ Equiv. Odds 

Iud. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 

9931 Eagle Wing 100 1J Benton 11-10 

9935 Acolin 100 2 2 McMartin 10 

9224 Sallie O’Day 105 3'4 W Taylor 41 

10034 3 Lo Mio 112 4' J Murphy 21-5 

9965 2 Hel. Hawkinsl07 5 7 Cavanaugh 13 

9940 Vireo 102 6 4 R Carter 50 

9933 3 Jen. Crawford99 7J Hill IDS 

9677 Calcium 97 8 Mott 78 



Time. 24, 48%, 1:01. Track fast. 

$2 mutuels paid. Eagle Wing, $4.20 straight, $3.40 
Place. $2.80 show; Acolin. $7.80 place, $4.00 show; 
Sallie O'Day. $3.00 show. 

Winner— T. H. Ryan's b. f. 3, by Borghesi— 
True Wing (trained by T. II. Ryan). 

Start good. Won driving: second and third sanr*. 
The winner, entered for $200. was bid up to $405. 
and bought in. 

Overweights— Eagle Wing, 3 pounds; Helen Haw- 
kins. 2; Lo Mio, 2; Jennie Crawford, 2. 

10040 Third Race — 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 4 year 

olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 
$210; second, $60; third, $30. 

.... ' Equiv. Odds 

Did. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 

ll*005 2 Cool 121 l 1 Grotli 14-10 

( 10002 (Fastoso 116 2 ! Benton 19-5 

(9966)Chil. Trance 119 3J F Jackson 39-10 

9945 D.Montg’m’y 121 4 2 Brooks 17 



Ind. norse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 

( 997 1 ) l,ackrose 120 l 2 J Murpn.v 19 in 

9971 Furlong 114 23 Grotli 12 

997 1 3 Sea Cliff 112 3» Washear 8-5 

( 9935 ) Semi-quaver 112 4‘ F Jackson 42 5 

0969 * Kelt s 11$ 5* Hill s 

9659 Fitzgerald 107 6J .1 McBride IS 

9800 Vest’d RightslOS 7 Roonev lo 

Time, 24, 48. 1:12%. Track fast. 

$2 mutuels paid, Lackrose. $5.80 straight. $4.40 
place. $2.80 show; Furlong, $7.80 place. $3.20 show; 
Sea Cliff. $2.40 show. 

Winner — It. P. Dickinson’s b. g. 5. by Dark ford 
— Surarose (trained by it. P. Dickinson I. 

Start good. Won easily; second and third driv- 
ing. 

Overweights — Vested Rights, 2 pounds. 

1C043 Sixth Race — 3-4 Mile. Purse $3(9). 3 year- 

olds ami upward. Selling. Net value to winner 
$210; second, $<>o; third, $30. 

Equiv. Odds 

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 

9936 Orba Smile 112 l'J Cavanaugh S -10 

II>004 2 Gaty Pallen 115 2% McDowell 20 5 

7581 Ben Wilson 109 3nk Benton 12 

9943 Canapu 112 4 ;i Groth 19-5 

9161 Quick Trip 114 5'* .1 McBride 26 

9858 3 Dutch Rock 117 6 Powell 9 

Time, 24, 48%. 1:14. Track fast. 

$2 mutuels paid, Orba Smile, $3.60 straight. $2.60 
place, $2.40 show; Gaty Pallen. $3.80 place, $2. so 
show: Ben Wilson. *4.20 show. 

Winner — H. VV. Hoag’s li. ui. 6. by Smile Orbed 
Maiden (trained by H. W. Hougi. 

Start good for all but Dutch Rock. Won handily: 
second and third driving. 

10044 Seventh Race — 1 1-10 Miles. Purse $400. 3- 

year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to 
winner $280; second, $80; third. $40. 



Ind. Horse. 


Wt. 


Fin. Jockey. 


Straight. 


(9945) Voladay Jr. 


107 


l 1 ' J McBride 


67-10 


9969 John Louis 


IP) 


2 2 J Benton 


12-5 


! 9972 ) Balcliff 


109 


3* Hill 


8-5 


( 9938 i Farraud 


101 


4'4 R Carter 


8 


9932 Sis. FlorencelOO 


5 McMartin 


18-5 



Time. 24%, 49%, 1:16, 1:40, 1:46%. Track fast. 

$2 mutuels paid, Voladay Jr., $15.40 straight, 
$5.20 place. $3.00 show; John Louis, $3.40 place. 
$2.40 show: Raidin', $2.40 show. 

Winner — 1. Green"s b. g. 4. by Voladay — Kis- 
met Queen (trained by J. Green). 

Start good. Won driving; second and third same. 
Overweight — Sister Florence, 3 imunds. 



Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 

9967 Sam GrigsbyliM I s Hill 43-10 

9964 Grizzly Bear 112 2-'j Cavanaugh 9?. 

( 9 1 96 ) SadieShapiro 110 3 2 | \V Taylor 1 

9941) Lady PenvlerlOO 4-’.'. Benton 9 

7423 Ernest H. 104 S 2 i .1 McBride 34-5 

9716 La Petite 110 6 3 Groth 14 

8904 Zimri 110 7 Jarrett 78 

Time. 24. 48, 1:01. Track fast. 

$2 mutuels paid. Sam Grigsby. $lo.(jn straight. 
$4.so place. $3.00 show; Grizzly Bear. $!t.G0 place, 
$3.80 show; Sadie Shapiro, $2.80 sliow. 

Winner — Lawless Ac Allan's eh. g. 3. by Cunard 
— Good Cheer (trained by R. Lawless). 

Slart good. Won easily; second and third driv- 
ing. 

Overweight — Lady Pender, 3 pounds. 

10032 Second Race — 1-2 Mile. Purse $300. 2-year 
olds. Maidens. Allowances. Net value to whiner 
$210; second. $60; third, $30. 

Equiv. Odds 



HAMILTON FORM CHART. 

IIA1 ?ne T ? 1 "’ , 1913- — Fifth day. Hamilton Jockey Club. Summer Meet 

_ i days. (44 books on.) Weather clear. 

SeorHary dl \ R lT* LoiHh>n J< ^ Pl ' A ' Mnrp,ly ' Presiding Judge, J. J. Burke. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing 

starts at 2:45 p. m (Chicago time 1:45 p. m.). W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Fig 

and ,1 "‘ 'HHnuce of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse 

n iid weight ca rried. * Indicates apprentice allowance. 

f 4)^)7 1 1 IBSP RA( K 3-4 Mile. 196375 — 1:11 — 0—113.) $500 added. 3-year-olds ami upward. 

• J. . ( nnadlan-Foaled. Maidens. Allowances. Net value to winner $410; second *75- 
third. $50. 

I cd Horses A Wt PPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners l) || c p 



9974 CRYSTIA WOGA w 3 In? 5 
9823 3 JOHN BOWMAN w 3 107 I 
9998 PURITAN LASS w 3 100 6 

9998 HALF SHOT w 3 105 2 

9881 MAUSOLUS WB 3 110 .'! 

PLAN l 'TORT w 3 105 1 



2* 1 * A Teahan 
P 2" P Mood 
4' 1 3* Kederis 
3 1 46 Obert 



Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 

9926 3 R«-pose 112 1“ Grotli 12-10 

9939 Medford Hoy 1 15 2 1 Hill 1310 

9926 S. McNamaral07 3 2 VV Taylor 22 

9939 Myra Helinerl07 4 1 Pickens 17 

9939 -Miss Olga 112 5« .1 Murphy 6 

9926 Jes. Simpson 110 6 Hart 94 

Time. 24%, 49. Track fast. 

$2 mutuels paid. Repose, $4.40 straight. $2.60 
place. $2.40 show: Medford Boy. $2.60 place, $2.20 
show; Sue McNamara. $4.20 show. 

Winner— J. (’. Ferris’ lir. f, by Semprouius — Ilns 
(trained by 1>. lDiesfis). 

Start poor. Won handily; second and third driv- 
ing. 

Overweight — Jessie Simpson, 3 pounds. 

10033 Third Race — 3 4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year- 
ohls and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 
$210; second, $60; third, $30. 

Equiv. Odds 

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockev. Straight. 

9966 i 'apt. Druse 112 1J F Jackson 151-10 

9929 Blondy 114 2»* W Taylor 4 

9966 High Range 117 3 1 Groth 11 

9929 2 Mazurka 100 46 Benton 7-10 

9740 Anna Phaon 115 5J Powell 31 

9929 Eleetrowan 112 6 J Murphy ;>i 

Time. 24, 48%, 1:14%. Track fast. 

$2 mutuels paid, (‘apt. Druse. $32.20 straight. 
$lo.2o place, $5.00 show: Blondy, $5.20 place. $4. on 
show; High Range. $5.00 show. 

Winner — J. Wilkins' b. g. 4. by Ben Howard — ■ 
Salinet (trained by C. Howell). 

Start good. Won driving; second and third same. 
Overweights— Anna Phaon, 3 pounds; Mazurka, I. 

10034 Fourth Race — 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year- 
olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 
$210; second, $60; third, $30. 

Equiv. Odds 

Did. Horse. > Wt. Kin. Jockey. Straight. 



t Uou pled in betting; mi separate place or show betting. 

Time, 23%, 48, 1:14%. Track fast 



Owners I) 


II 


C I* s 


Brookdale St aide.'! 


11 


,11 51 5 13 


R Davies 3A 


5 


44 3-2 3 5 


J E Seagram 10 


12 


12 4 1 


A Heck f2 


:i 


3 4 5 1-3 


H H Rolierts f2 


;; 


3 4-5 1 3 


.1 A Thompson 


6 


18 5.X 5 4-5 


). 

Won easily: Second 


and 


third ilrlv 



Scratched 9265 Belle of LynnvRle. 106. 



10072 



SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. (!M2!75 — 1:11 — 6—113.) $500 added. 2 v.-ii |- ,,M 
N'cl value to winner $410; second, *75: third. $50. 

A \V t I'P St ‘4 % % Str Kill locke.vs Owners O || 



|84 AI.ADOR WB 111 5 1 5'*. 4 2 3' I" B Steel,* W Gerst 

,3)1 HE IDOL w 107 2 4 l 1 P* l»s 2* Sehut’ger R Parr 

w 102 3 5 *.>ut 2'| 2d 3' VV W T' lor H P Headley 

5 gkHKST w 107 7 2 36 3'* 4 2 41 Goose E J O’Connell 

1“ J'ATTY REGAN w 108 6 3 5 5 3 5“ 5» Caldwell T F Ryan 

(»(, LENNIE D. wb 107 4 6 4> 6 6 6 Buxton W B Carson 

>■2 IRISH ANN w 107 1 I.eft at the post. Gross J F Newman 

.... . .. Time. 24%. 48%. 1:15%. Track fast, 

w inner — Cli. e, by Marta Santa — -Aida Butin (trained by ({. Hann. 



(> It (' 

in lo 4 



IS 518 57 5 3- 

5 18-53-2 3 

6 5 2 1 

20 20 8 4 



12 20 20 S 

10 15 15 6 



ran well for a half. 

Overweights— Alador, 1 pound: Patty Regan. 1. 

1 /WI 7 Q THIRD RACK -3-4 Mile! (06: 

V7\/ f Q ward. Selling. Net value 

Iml Horses AWtPPSt % > . ^ 



I BIRD RA< I'. 3-4 Mile. (1)637.» — 1:11 — 6 — 113. ( $500 added. 3-year-ohls and up 

ward. Selling. Net value to winner $415; second. $75; third, $30. 

A Wt PPSt Vt Vj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O 11 r p s 



Wt. 


Kin 


Equiv. Odds 
. Jockey. Straight. 


112 


l 3 


F Jackson 


10-10 


102 


2>» 


Hill 


18 


110 


3* 


J Murphy 


a 


107 


46 


Pickens 


13 


102 


5 2 


Mott 


14 


sln4 


64 


Groth 


11 


102 


7 


J MeBride 




i. 1 


: 00 %. 


Track fast. 



9358 


NIMBUS 


WB 8 109 


7 


3 


4 2 


3‘ 3* 16 Teahan 


! 1 


G Bedwell 





s 


— — 


— 


7950 


CHILTON KING 


W B 3 107 


5 


1 


5h 


56 5> 2‘i A Wilson 


c 


Bills 


8-5 


8-5 


ii ,i 




10056 


JONQUIL 


w 3 110 




5 


36 


4 3 4.1 3‘ Kederis 


H 


J McGraw 


10 


20 


20 


8 


9508 


STANLEY S. 


WB 5 PI9 


1 


7 


76 


8 6'4 4 2 Van DusenE 


J Salt 


50 


00 


50 
1 1* 


20 


1 0056 


UARRILLON 


wb 6 107 




li 


2* 


2°6 2nk 56 E Martin 


G 


M McSweeney 


io 


12 




9885 s 


BURN. DAYLIGHTw 4 108 


■j 


8 


S 


7* 7 2 6* J OallahanA 


Turney 


0 


10 


IO 


O 


9824 


ROSEMARY 


WB 3 110 


4 


4 


l 3 


1'4 1* 7 3 Small 


J 


L Watkins 


0 






x-: 


9445 


PLUVIOUS 


w 5 121 


H 2 

Time 


6 2 

. 23%. 


64 8 S Buxton 

48%. 1:14%. Track 


T W O’Brien 

fast. 


6 


12 


io 


4 



9940 - I.o Mio 
9941) M oiler 
9908 Azurea 
( 7489)Spright. 1 
( 8942 )Safranor 



$2 mutuels paid. Buck Thomas, $4.00 straight, 
$3.60 place, *2.60 show; Madeline B.. $8.28) place, 
$3.80 show; Lo Mio. $2.80 show. 

Winner — J. N. Reynolds’ ch. g. 7. by Peter Me- 
Cue — Nona P. i trained by B. Madingi. 

Start good. Won easily; second and third driv- 
ing. 

Overweight — Sprightly Miss. 2 pounds. 

10035 Fifth Race— 7 8 Mile. Value $500. 3 year- 

olds and upward. Volodyovski Selliug Handicap. 
Net value to winner $350; second, $100; third, 
$50. 

Equiv. Odds 



Winner — B. g. by Star Shoot — Lady Elite (trained by II. G. Bedwelli. 

\\ cut to imisi at 3:41. At |mst 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third tlie 
gillie. NIMBI S ran in close pursuit of tin* pacemaker for tin* tirst half, then wore tin* leader down 
in the final eighth, hut just lasted long enough lo outstay CHILTON KING. The latter met with much 
early interference and finished with a rush after going lo the outside on tlie stretch turn JONQUIL 

showed speed, lmt tired in the last sixteenth. ROSEMARY saved ground all the way and set the pace 
P* the last eighth, then quit suddenly. STANLEY S. closed a big gap in the last quarter. <’ VRKII.I.OX 

■ 'red after running in closest pursuit to tlie stretch. 

~1 7 /% I Of KTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. (85445—1:45% — 4 — 104.) $700 added. 3-year-olds 

-L " "" " 4 and upward. Handicap. Net value io winner $5tiQ; second. $125: third. *75. 



AWtPPSt % % % Str Kin Jockeys 



9976 SAM. R, MEYER wb 4 111 2 



9995 LOCHIEL 
( 9624 ) EiiWAH 
9995 FLORA FINA 
t 9995 ) BARNEGAT 
941)4 COUSIN PUSS 



wb 5 107 1 
wb 4 104 4 
w 4 112 5 



5 s 31 H D l'J Goose 

3d It 3' 3 2 2" Small 

ji o„t yi 2 1 3 3 Deronde 

2' 5* 5* a 2 4 h Buxton 



Ow iters 

Adair At Baker 
H G Bedwell 
H G Bedwell 
J W Johnson 
R E Watkins 



O II U I 

li S 4.’. S 

t2 21 2J 1 



4.’. 8-5 3 5 

a i i 3 



Van DusenH Dots 



Ind. 


Horse. 


Wt. 


Fill 


. Jockey. 


Straight. 


9942 


2 Bob Lynch 


107 


16 


Hill 


10-10 


9943 


Sir Aivescot 


10S 


23 


Rooney 


6 


994 1 


2 Nicias 


102 


3 4 


.1 McBride 


94 


9972 


King Elk 


109 


A A 


Pickens 


14-5 


994 1 


Startler 


104 




Groth 


22 


8818 


Del mas 


90 


6 


Mott 


17 



Time. 24. 49. 1:14, 1:27%. Track fast. 

$2 mutuels paid. Boh Lynch. *4. oil straight. $3.(i0 
place. *2.60 show: Sir Aivescot, $5.40 place, *5. 00 
show; Xieias, $3.tio show. 

Winner — J. Randolph's hr. g. 6. liy Dnngarven — 
Queen Lithe l trained by J. Randolph). 

Start good . Won driving: second and third same. 
Overweights Xieias, 2 pounds; Startler. 2; Sir 
Aivescot, 4. 

10036 Sixth Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 
AM ages. Allowances. Net value to winner $210; 
second, *60; third, $30. 



(9995) BARNEGAT wb 3 llfi 3 6 4 1 4' 4U 4 3 a 3 Teahan R E Watkins 3 3 3 I 2 5 

9464 COUSIN PUSS WB 4 100 6 5 6 6 6 6 6 Van DusenH Dots 6 10 8 3 6 5 

tCoupled in betting: no separate place or show betting. 

Time. 24%. 49. 1:14%, 1:39%. 1:46%. Track fast. 

Winner — Ch. g. by Handsel — Sallie Appleton (trained by W. H. Baker). 

Went to iMist at 4:13. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv- 
ing SAMUEL R. MEYER was outrun for tlie first half, but moved up fast on the outside on the turn out 
"f G'e liaekst retell and took the lead, hut was ridden out through the homestretch LOCIIIKL ran well 
and. coming again in the last eighth, outstayed ELWAH for second place. The latter was always a for- 
ward contender, hut was bearing out In the stretch drive. FLORA KINA and BVRNKGVT only ran fairly 
well. 

Overweights — Cousin Puss, 2 pounds. 

”1 /^/^7 Pa FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (96373 — 1:11 — 6 — 113.) $500 added. 3 year olds and upward. 
1 ' H ' 4 *J Selling. Net value to winner $430; second. $75: third. $50. 



AWtPPSt > 4 % Str Kin Jockey, 



: third. $50, 
Owners 



Equiv. Odds 

Ind. Horse. Wt. Kin. Jockev. Straight. 

9908 2 Lit l le Birdie 107 1) McDowell 126-10 

9942 Sidney Petersll5 2-' Forsyth 3-4 

( 9943) Short Cut 120 .’! • D McEwen 3 

( 6153) Little Jake 107 4J Washear 10 

(9941 IDr.J.B.Berry 120 5 J McBride 8 

Time. 23%, 47%, 53%. Track fast. 

$2 miituels paid. Little Birdie. $27.40 straight. 
$6.60 place. $3.20 show: Sidney Peters. $2.80 place, 
$2.40 show: Short Cut. $2.0o show. 

Wiuuer A A. Gregg's b. f, 3. by Russell — Golden 



9885 * DR. R. L. SW” R’ ER wit 4 106'. 8 2 
( 9732 ) AFTERGLOW wsh 3 107 1 9 
9878 MONTCALM w 6 109 t 4 

9X61 TILL XIGHTM’REw 1 111 7 5 

9885 GEMMELL wb 9 109 3 3 

10056 CHRYSEIS w 4 107 9 1 

9994 2 M Y GENII WB 3 105 5 6 

9994 3 BLACK RIVER t 113 l« 7 

9867 M1CCOSUKEE w 3 110 2 10 

9886 BOBBY COOK wsn 7 118 6 8 



3' 41 3- 1' R Waldron G W Scott 

x' 7 1 6'4 2" Neylon J W Schorr 

I ' 14 1' 3 2 E Martin E Moore 

•Hi 5 1 5* 4-' B Steele D'rlioefer&WesI 

2' 2*| 2'1 5»k Gross W c Clancy 

4' 36 41 li 2 Deronde W Stockton 

.'>•> 8' 7 3 7 3 Buxton H P Headlev 

7> 6i> S'l 81 P Moody T Morgan 

in to 9 2 9.1 Teahan J S Hendrie 

9'1 9'110 10 .1 Callahan Keith X- Spence 

5. 48, 1:13%. Track fast. 



Owners O H (’ 1' S 

G W Scott 10 15 5 2 1 

J W Schorr 34 4 4 s 5 1 .' 

E Moore 10 20 20 8 4 

D'rhoefer&West 15 15 15 6 3 



3 4 18-57 5 7-1< 

20 20 20 8 4 

3 5 41 8545 

15 20 20 8 t 

15 15 12 5 2} 

30 30 30 12 6 



9867 MII'COSUKEE w 3 110 2 10 pi p. 9> Teahan ’ J S Hendrie 15 15 12 5 24 

9886 BOBBY COOK wsb 7 118 6 8 90, 90.10 10 .] Callahan Keith X- Spence 30 30 30 12 6 

Time. 24%, 48. 1:13%. Track fast. 

Winner— Ch. g. by Abe Frank or Campus — Ben Ledi (trained by G. W. Scott). 

Went to post at 4:40. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driv- 
ing. DR. It. I.. SWAItEXGKR, after being a forward contender from (lie start, and having saved 
ground all the way. finished fast -inil was going away at tin* end. AFTERGLOW, shuffled tan k al tip* 
start, was forced to go wide, hut closed a big gap and finished with a rush. MONTCALM <et a fast pace 
1.. tile last eighth mill tired in the final drive. Til. LIE’S NIGHTMARE finished dose up. GEMMELL 
tired after running in nearest pursuit to the last eighth. CHRYSEIS showed speed. 

Scratclicil (100r»4iiToiu Snyers, IIS. 

Overweights — Dr. It. L. Swureuger, 2J pounds. 









FRIDAY. AUGUST 1. 1913. 



DAILY RACING FORM. 



"1 / k ^7 SIXTH RACE 5-8 Mile. <3206 — r>0 4 .-. — 2 — loo. i $.7<*o added. 3-year-olds atiil up- 

A \J\r *7) ward. Selling. Net value to winner $43.7: second. $75: tltird. $50. 



lnd Hotara AWtPPSl 



0015 JANIEL wb 10S 4 6 

11305 PATIENCE w ]<*S 8 4 

0002 NANCY ORME w 10s It 2 

0002 Bl’ZZ VROI ND wb 103 5 

0002 FIDELITY w 9S 2 Hi 

0092 ZODIAC w 1U3 7 :: 

9902 GOOD WILL w 106 6 7 

9522 WAN IT A w IDS 9 9 

OHH0-DIA.M D ct.CSTEH w 101 .7 1 
8571 MARY PICK FORD w 98 lo S 

0002 INDOLENCE w 107 1 Le 



1 s . Str Fin Jockeys Owners 



2* 2‘ 1% l 6 R WaldronG W Scott 
:t> 3® :;- 2® w Ward J B Respess 

i l 1- 2 2 3“ Teahan C L Appleton 

5 3 5 1 5 2 4- D Connelly F .1 Colntan 
lo 9 2 6 3 5 l Deronde R P Marshall 

4J 4 3 41 6 4 E Martin R T Wilson 

6® 7 1 7‘1 71 A an Dusen.I A Thompson 
7® s’ S- Si Schut’ger R Part- 

si 6'1 *.*>j 9* Kederis W Martin 
9- 10 10 HI Fuerst Mrs W H Frey 

at the post. Goose H P Headley 



O H C 



s in 6 

S 30 30 

5 « 3 



30 30 30 12 



8571 MARY P1CKFORD w 95 10 S 9-lo 10 10 Fuerst Mrs W H Frey 20 50 4*} 15 S 
9092 INDOLENCE w 107 1 Left at the post. Goose H P Headley 10 lo 10 4 2 

Time. 23%. 47%. 1:00%. Track fast. 

W inner — (li. f, by Prospero — Lena J. 1 trained by G. AY. Scott 1. 

Went to post at 5:06. At post 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won cantering: second and third 
(hiving. JANIEL, after being outrun for the first half, closed up with a rush anil drew away Into a long 
lead in tile last eighth. PATIENCE wore the tiring NANCY ORME down and tieat lier for second place 
in the final stride. NANCY ORME showed superior early speed and set the pace fast, hut tired badly 
in the homestretch. BI ZZ AROVND finished fast and close up. FIDELITY closed a big gap. The wiii- 
uc! entered for $500. was tdd up to #705 and bought in. 

Scratched — S190- Veilchen. 10.V ftftfto Laura. 10.3; 10019 Auiphiou, itti. 

overweights — Indolence. 1 pound. 

I / Y *“7 'T SEVENTH RACE -1 Mile on Tutf. <97812 — 1 :383a — 4 — loft. 1 Second Running Brant- 
A " X* fit ford Selling Handicap. $1,200 added. 3-year-olds aud upward. Net value to wiu- 

tier $065 ; second. $20t>; third, $100, 

lnd Horses AWtPPSt 1 i u % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 



ond and third 



Owners 



H G Bedwell 
A F. Aste 
H G Bedwell 
R E Watkins 



fi-5 6-5 9-10out — 

8 -6 2) 2| 4-5 out 
f6-5 6-5 9-10out— 

3 3 3 9-10out 



10021-PATON wb 5 105 3 4 4 4 4 3 >> In Deronde H G Bedwell t6-5 6-5 9-10out — 

(9239) MARJORIE A. WB 5 109 4 3 1- 1 1 4 1 1 l’J 2» Gross A L Aste S-5 21 21 4-5 out 

9997 PRINCE .MIMED wb 9 114 1 2 3 3 3 4 21 2’i 3’ Small H G Bedwell f6-5 6-3 9-10out— 

(997 7 1 BLACKFORD w 7 110 2 1 2>J 2” 3'1 4 4 Teahan R E Watkins 3 3 3 9-10out 

• Coupled in betting; no separate place or show hotting. 

Time. 24*4. 49%. 1:13%, 1:39%. Track fast. 

Winner— Ch. It. by f huctauunda — Retaliation (trained by H. O. Bedwell). 

Went lo (Hist til 5:34. At post 2 minutes. Start good aud slow. Won driving: second and third the 
same. BATON, after being outrun for the first five-eighths, moved up rapidly while rounding the turn 
into Hie homestretch, then came to the outside and. wearing MARJORIE A. down, got up to win in the 
turn! stride. MARJORIE A. dashed to the front at once and set a fast pace, but tired in the last eighth. 
PRINCE AHMED ran well to the stretch and quit under punishment. The winner, entered for $1 .Otto, 
was hid up to SI ,700 and sold to A. L. Aste. 



BELMONT PARK FORM CHART. 

NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1913. — Belmont Park. Twelfth aud last day. Metropolitan Jockey 
Cluli. Summer Meeting of 12 days. Weather clear. 

Presiding Judge, C. II. Pettingill. Starter. James Milton. Racing Secretary, W. C. Edwards. 

Racing starts at 2:30 p. ni. (Chicago time 1 :30 p. in.). W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Fig- 
ure- in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse 
aim weight carried. ‘Indicates apprentice allowance. 

J ^ ^ FIRST RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs Straight. <74858—1:04 — 3 — 97.) $400 added. 2-year- 



Nct value to winner $370: second. $70: third. $30. 



lnd Horses A Wt 1*1* Si ’ t % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners It II C I* S 

IOOI5* WATER LADY w 105 4 3 2- l 1 I’.’ l 3 Nicklaus R F Carman 2J 13-5 11-54-7 out 

9946 ROBERT OLIVER w 107 2 2 4' 3J 3* 2‘ Butwell R Parr 2J 3 2J 4-5 out 

I Of* 1 5 GALLOP wn 107 1 1 l'J 2” 21 3J J HanoverQuiney Stable 8-5 21 11-54-5 out 

8228* FRANCIS w 99 5 1 3‘ 4 3 1* 4 4 Karrick Oneek Stable S 8 5 2 out 

908 1 OVATION WB 101 3 .7 5 .7 5 5 Wolfe Clay Bros 10 12 10 3 out 

Time, 1:05%. Tfack fast. 

Winner — It. f. by Waterboy — Duchess of Towers (trained by R. F. Carman). 

Went to oust at 2:.'!li. At imst 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driv- 
ing. WATER LADY raced close lip to the pacemaker until on the liend. then moved into the lead and, 
drawing, away, won in u cantor. ROBERT OLIVER was outpaced in the early running, hut closed up 
fast in the Inst quarter and, catching GALLOP tiring in the last sixteenth, passed him in the last fifty 
.voids. GALLOP set a fast pace and hugged the rail for the entire way. hut tired when challenged. FRAN- 
CIS ran a good race and finishing gamely, would have been third in a few more stridese. 

Scratched— iKHNHiMordocal. 101: 10064 Trap. !I3. 

| HA7Q SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile Main Course. (57947— 1 :11% — 4 — 147.) $400 added. 3-year” 
1 \ X* X | * J olds aud upward. Selling. Net value to winner $370: second. $70: third. $30. 

lnd Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 



AWtPPSt 



3 4 Str Fin .Jockeys 



P9»t> ROBERT OLIVER 
10015 GALLOP 
8228* FRANCIS 
9081 OVATION 



w 10:7 4 3 
w 167 2 2 
WB 107 1 1 

w 99 5 4 
WB 101 3 .7 



2 3 1* 1 
4 l 3J 3 

lii -»i ■> 



1 1 A 1 3 Nicklaus 



10079 



I11.I Horses 



10080 



In . 1 Horses A WtPI 



( 9980 > *KA LINK A w 3 102 6 

( 9949 )‘STREXEOES w 3 99 .7 2 31 4‘ 4 3 S’ 2 3 Karrick Oneek Stable 34 4 31 1 2-5 

100 1 3 -WATER WELLES w .7 103 2 3 15 l 3 1‘1 2J 3J Wolfe RI Miller 6 9 8 3 6-5 

9980 s WAR HORN w 4 114 4 .7 5*J 3‘ 3U 4« 4'" Butwell H Meis:e 3 31 3 9-102-5 

!*<(!(! COLONEL COOK w 4 110 3 4 6 6 S 2 5® 5® C Grand C C Smithson 12 1.7 15 5 2 

998,7 ARRAN w 3 101 1 6 4 3 5*J 6 6 6 McCahey J Bass 20 30 30 10 4 

Time. 13. 25. 37%. 50, 1:02%, 1:14, 1:39%. Track fast. 

Winner — B. f. by Seinproniiis — Almdn (trained by R. F. Carman). 

Went t" post at 3:28. At jmst 2 minutes Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third (lriv- 
KALINKA was saved ro the st retell, then went into tin- lead and drew out to win in a ranter. 
yjTRFNt'ors was messed about in the early running and slightly Interfered with by WAR HORN after 
making the stretch turn, then finished fast into second place in the last eighth. WATER WELLES showed 
the most speed for three-quarters, then tired and w is bumped by KALINKA when she started to take 
tin lead. WAR HORN showed a Hash of spied while passing the far turn, hut dropped back in the 
stretch. 

Scratched — 9951 3 Ivabel. 102 : 9947=Jce Deibold, 105. 



.7® C Grand C C Smithson 
6 McCahey J Bass 



12 1.7 15 5 2 

20 30 30 10 4 



^ 1 FOFRTH RACE— 3-4 Mile Main Course. (57947— 1:11%— 4—147. t Sixth Running 



Youthful Stakes. $1,500 added. 
$1,920: second. $250: third. $150. 



Allowances. Net value to winner 



lnd Horses 



9464 -GAINER 
9591 *GOLDEN CHIMES 
3 00 I 5 - WOODEN SHOES 
9890 s MATER 
!»H!)0 STAKE AND CAP 
9892 SCRAPPER- 



A Wt PPSt L ’ 



wn 112 2 2 3' 2*> 3* 
w 103 6 6 2G 1" li 



WB 


100 4 


.7 5' 4i 


1 4- 


4 3 


W 


10 .7 5 


3 1> 3- 


14 


‘i’j 


W 


109 1 


1 6 6 


n 4 


"6 


WB 


102 3 


4 44 -7- 






Time. 12% 


24%, 


36. 


48- 


iuet- 


-Druid 


( trained 


hy 


H. 



Str Kin Jockeys Owners 



11 1* .1 Wilson J L Holland 

2’ 2 3 Nicklaus R F Carman 

4 3 3 1 * Karrick Quincy Stable 

3'| 4 5 Butwell R Parr 
.7® 5'° McCahey Oak Ridge Sta 
6 6 Wolfe E B Cassatt 



O H C P S 



4-5 4-5 7-10out — 

8 8 7 2 1 

6 6 4J 8-5 3-5 

4 a 4J 6—0 1—2 

elO 12 10 3 6-0 

10 15 12 4 2 



Went lo po.-i at t;:54. At imst 4 minutes. Start good and -low. Won easily: second and third driv- 
ing. GAINER ran close up behind rue pacemakers until straightened out in tlie stretch, then took the 
lead at the eighth post and drew out to win unextended. GOLDEN CHIMES showed much speed from the 
start and held WOODEN SHOES safe for second place. WOODEN SHOES began slowly, but closed up 
last in the stretch and caught MATER for third place in the last few strides. MATER was much used 
in racing with the leaders and tired in the last eighth. STAKE AND CAP could uot keep np in the first 
half, hut closed up some ground in the last quarter. 

Scratched — ft464 Punch Bowl. 112. 

Overweights — Mater. 5 pounds: Scrapper. 2. 



1 / W V O t Y FIFTH RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs Straight. 1 7 4 8.7. s — 1;04 — 3 — 97. 1 $506 added. 3-year- 

Jk) Jmi olds and upward. Handicap. Net value :o winner $440: second. $100: third. $50. 



tud Hones 
' 9889-SPRING BOAR 
( 16059 1 BESOM 
9982 I SI OOP. A 
8< 48 SILVER MOON 
(9982 1 OCEAN BLl'E 



A Wt PP St 

BOARD wb t ID 5 2 
wb 8 119 4 1 
w 4 105 3 3 
MOON w 3 90 2 4 

• LEE w 4 110 1 5 

Time. 1:04 



PPSt ' 4 c. % str Fin Jockeys Own ers O HOPS 

.7 2 3’J 2 s 2' l l J Wilson E B Cassatt 1 6-5 7-10out— 

4 1 2l" ]•> 1® 2’J Butwell PSP Randolph 4 5 41 6-5 out 

3 3 5 5 4 3 3® Wolfe P M Walker 5 6 41 6-5 out 

2 4 1< 3* 3®# 4 3 McCahey Oak Ridge Stablela 20 20 6 2 

15 4 1 4 l 5 5 C Grand Clay Bros 4 6 5 7-5 out 

1:04 1 equals track record t. Track fast. 



Winner — B. c. by Aeronaut— Bottle Bouncer (trained by J. S. Henleyi. 

Went to jk)st at 4:24. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driv- 
iugfl SPRING BOARD ran sluggishly early and his rider had to use iiis whip to keep him np. but fin- 
is'.nd with a great rush through the last quarter and. wearing The leaders down in the last sixteenth, 
won going away. BESOM showed great speed and. after racing SILVER MOON' into defeat, took the lead 
and only succumbed ar the end of a game effort. 1S1DORA closed a gap and came fast in the las! six- 
tr nth.’ OCEAN BLUE was hard riddeu from the start and could not improve her position. SILVER 
MOON showed speed. 

Scratched (16079)Kl:a Bryson, loft: !t049*Flying Fairy. 112 : 3646 WondawUy. 166: < 1001 2) Progressive. 
1<M : lifts;-; Gny Fisher. 112; 16013 Elnar. 92: 10061 Mr. Specs. 95: 10059 1 Carroll Reid. fto. 

-j / V / V o *) SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. 157984—1:37% — 3 — 164. 1 $400 added. 3-yeur-olds and up- 

X \ /X * O O ward. Selling. Net value to winner $380: second. $70: third. 830. 

77T71 Horses AWtPPSt L '5 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 



9986 JAWBONE w 4 110 1 ! i'J l'j 1' 1” l" J Wilson J 4) Talbott 2-5 3-5 2-5 out— 

<1888 DAI NGERFIELD w 4 107 5 5 5 4 5* 3‘ 3“ 2- J HanoverOak Ridge Stable4 5 4 1-2 out 



9986 JAWBONE w 4 110 

<1888 DA I NGERFIELD w 4 K7 
9318 PHAROAH 5 310 

9985 CHOPIN wb C 103 •: 

9188 O. F. HESTER w 5 11)7 3 



5 110 4 4 3»® 3* 2’a 2 ! 3 s C Grand W T Ryan 



41 4nk 5* 4 3 4 4 Wolfe 



8 10 8 8-5 out 

36 30 30 6 2 

9188 I). C. HESTER w .7 l'J? 3 2 2®® 3®® 41 5* 5 4 McCahey W D Althouse 20 30 SO 6 2 

9985 WHISPER BELLE w 3 l‘d 2 6 6 6 6 6 6 Brady V M McGinnie 30 40 40 7 2J 

Time. 1«. 24%. 36%. 49. 1:01%. 1:14%. 1:40%. Track fast. 

Winner B. c. bv Sauison— Jennie J. (trained by W. S. House). 

Went to post at 4:49. At jiost 2 minutes Siart good and -low. Won cantering: second and third 
driving. JAWBONE was much the best and galloped under restraint in front for the entire way. DAtN- 
(.ERK1ELD enme fast at the end after being outpaced in the early running. PHAROAH was much used in 
Hying to overtake the winner and quit near the end. The others were not prominent after going the first 
half, but O. E. BESTER showed speed. 

Scratched— 9986-Stentor. 110; loofil Mr. Specs, 102. 



BUTTE FORM CHART. 

BUTTE, Mont.. Thursday. July 31. 1913. — Twen- 
ty fifth day. Butte .Wkcv flub and Fair Associa- 
tion. Summer Minding of 30 days. <16 liooks on. 1 
Weather clear. 

Presiding Judge. .T. T. Ireland. Starter. Harry 
Mori isse.v. Racing Secretary. Kd. Jasper. 

Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (t*hicago time 3:30). 
100S4 First Race — Futurity Course (176 fee! less 
than 3-4 mile 1. 14764 — 1:09 — 1 — 112.) Purse. 

#366. 3 year olds and upward. Selling. Net value 

lo winner $225: second. $50: third. $25. 
lnd. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. 

9958 Mary O'Day 119 lif P rgast 3 13-56-5 3-5 



8787 Raymond H. !lo 
Kingsley 105 
9953 Dr.S P.Tatc I0.7 
10966 CnppcrtieUl 119 
_ _ 9952 Erna R. 1« 
66 2 li Mtki Krebi 



119 2* MM ws 3 6 2i 6- 

19.7 31* WE' her 8 4 2 1 

10.7 I® McGr'w 19 19 4 2 

119 .7- Daws'n 1.7 12 5 23 

101 tit* I .a bell 15 30 19 5 

193 7’* CopeFrl :!« 69 36 15 



9921 Abound 115 2 3 Coburn 4 5 2 1 

10011 Chop Green 1<<* 3“® JNels’n 1.7 -50 15 6 

9963 l'ore Guard H»7 4®® AM'ray 8 10 4 8-5 

10025 Tallow Dip lit .7‘J H'game 4J 8 3 3-2 

10008 Harlem Maid 1u7 6>'< MM ws 4 4t 8-5 4-5 

9806 Big Claim 107 7 McGr'w 10 00 :• 

9869 Figeni 10a Pu.np.D’vatt lo 8 4 2 

Time. 1:49. Track fast. 

Winner — W. li. Tulle.v's b. g. 3. by Blues — Queen 
Beluga (trained by J. Brooks). 

Went to post at 3:63. At post 1 minute. Start 
slow and good . Won easily; second and third driv- 
ing. 

Overweights — Abound. 1 pound; Chop Green. 1. 



10086 Third Race — Piiluritr Course (176 feet less 
tliau 3 4 tulle.) <4764—1:09 — 4—112.) Purse 

$300. 3-venr-olds and upward. Selling. Net 



9958 L'd Clinton 11" #2 c King 7 



9495 Bill Finn 1<'7 9 3 (trines 4 1" 4 2 

9958 M Cammannioo 10 C Kelly 6 l« 4 2 
Time. 1:12%. Track fast. 

Winner- — D. V. McClure's It. f. 4. by Peep o'Day— 
M opesia I trained by If V. McClure). 

Went to post at 2:30. At )>ost 1 iiiiuute Start 
P“«l and slow. Won driving; seeoud aud third the 
sa me. 

overweights- — Marv o'Day. 2 pounds; Krua IL, 1; 
Mike Krebs. 1; Hill Finn, 3. 

10085 Second Race — 1 1-16 Miles. (July 23. 1962 — 
1:40 — 5 — 162.) Purse $.“.60 3-year-olds and up- 
ward. Selling. Net value to winner $225; sec- 
ond. $5<): third, $25. 

lnd. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sli. 

10025 Blue-Beard 07 1- Hen son S-5 7-5 7-l'Jl-3 



to winner $22 
Horse. 1 



0893 Littleton 
9599 Sam Connor 
9962 Ravel Dare 
9893 Pro Kealis 



•(•ond. $.76: third. $25. 



Wt. 


Fin 


.Jockey. 1 


)P 


Cl. 


pi 


. Kb. 


1 16 


1% 


1 Daws'n 


8 


I! 




K-: 


112 


Jn 


Pauley 


3-2 


: 8-5 


7- 


i"i : 


1 16 




W Mel n 


8 


19 


4 


2 


114 


4® 


B'game 


5 


5 


2 


1 


1 1 1 


[,•- 


MMws 


10 


1:7 


*; 


2 


t 16 


ti»* 


K< 'ot'n 


8 


1.7 


♦; 


3 


lux 


7h 


Woods 


6 


19 


4 


9 


1 13 


8' 


( "orev 


19 


15 


6 




IK* 


0" 


" D'n’v'n 


IN) 


29 


s 


4 


102 


19 


Bez'son 


29 


49 


1:7 




:11% 




Track fast. 








IWSOII 


1*8 


hlk. g. • 


4. 


bv 


At 


Villi 


1 by 


.1. 


A . Lloyd ) 












A 


t |H»St 1 


minute 




Sla 



10087 Fourth Race — Futurity Course (170 feet less 

than 3-4 mile. 1 i4764 — 1:09 — 4 — 112.) Purse 

$356. 3-yeur-olds and upward. Handicap. Net 
value to winner $275: second, $56: third. $25. 

lnd. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. Pl.’Sta. 

9955 Pay Streak 116 1‘ CHM’er 24 11-54-5 2-5 

9955- Daddy Gip 165 2-J AM’ray 5 6 11-56-5 

9988 Kite. Harwood 162 3® MM’ws 4 4 3-2 7 10 

10028 J Simpsilla 97 4-1 Bez’son 6 4J s-5 4-5 

10028 Parlor Boy 113 5% Rosen 6 15 5 11-5 

10028 ;! Mrs. Guuip 105 6 B'game 5 5 s-5 7-10 

Time. 1:09%. Track fast. 

Winner — Chantielor Stable's hr. g. 5, by Kenil- 
worth — Mitten (trained by S. Judge 1. 

Went to post at 4:10. At post 1 minute. Start 
slow aud good. Won handily: second and third 
driving. 

Overweights — Elizabeth Harwood. 2 pounds. 

10088 Fifth Race — 3 i-2 Furlongs. (4522 — 1:05% — 

— 3 — 104. 1 Purse $300. 3 -year-olds. Selling. 

Net value to winner $225: second. $50: third. $25. 

lnd. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. pi. tfh. 

10009 King Radford lot) 11 Pauley 10 30 8 4 

10009 1 Province 109 2-J Corey 3 5 9-5 7-10 

9735 Jolt n Hurie 10.7 3’J Ormes 8 32 5 S-5 

9898- Mol. Richards 107 4.} AM’ray 2i 11-59-102-5 

9735-Tight Boy 112 53 Rosen 8 4J 2 4-5 

9515 3 Senorita Dana 109 6-1 MM’ws 6 12 5 21 

10009 Inquieta 107 7 B'game 3 24 4-5 2-5 

Time. 1:07%. Track fast. 

Winner — Levy & Porretto’s hr. g., by Radford — 
Determination (trained by A. C. Porrettoi. 

Went to post at 4:44. At post 1 minute. Start 
slow ami good. Won driving; second aud third 
saute. 



10089 Sixth Race — Futurity Course (170 feet less 
than 3-4 utile.) 1 4764 — 1:0ft— 4 — 112.) Purse 
$3(9). 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value 
to winner $225; second. $50: third, $25. 
lnd. Horse. Wt.l' in. Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. 

10029 Mandadero 114 1- Pauley 3 4 7-5 7-10 



1 ml. 


Horse. 


Wt. 


Rec. 


A.Wt.Han. 


10621!'- 


I’rospcro Lad . . . . 


. 11*7 


:5o 


112X«*5 


16(.2t! 


Alabama Bam . . 


. 107 




1 12X69*1 


lia’67 


Kara Vez 1M1... 


. 1u7 


• v 


BI5X61HI 


10607 


Marta Mac 1M1. 


! uo 


-u. 


168. .68.7 


ft771 


M iss Tempo ( M 1 






16.7 X 68.7 


titisi; 


Deal Carroll 1M1 


.164 




1(1.7. . 1 !SO 


16621! 


Bertha \ . 1 M 1 


162 


:50% 


Hir». . « ;ho 




Kate Shelly 1M1 






166 . .686 


<J4ft4 


Say (Mi 


. ft!) 


:57 V* 


160. .670 




Second Race — 5 


1-2 Furlongs. 






year olds and upward 


Selling. 




(lrack record: 


— 1 :0T 


% — 3 — 164. 1 


it# 76- 


GontuI 


. 169 


1:16 


4 1(*7 X 766 


1 66811 


Sir Barry 


.10!) 


1 :(Hi% 


7 107 X 69.7 




^ oung Pattsv ... 


.116 


1 :16s 


4 167. 690 


^>:»x 


Mural 


. Kill 


1 :(>!ti- 


7 167. .690 


ft(!71 


Rose Sweet 


. 161 


1 :OXs 


4 10.7. . 699 


ftft.T!* 


Lew Hill 


.111 


1 .16% 


.7 116X6#.', 


H763 


Dorian Prince . . 


. 1<«) 


1 :((#% 


ft 1<J7 X 6#.7 


16625 


Ossiati 


..111 


1 :68% 


6 167 X 68.7 


<1765 


t i via 11 H 


.16# 


1:16 


5 113X680 


9702 


Mendeti 


. 169 


1 


ft 1I)7X6#6 


9 HSKl 


Order of Dance (MilOO 


1 :IO%s 


4 167 . 680 


ftlfto 


W abauan (Ml 


. 162 


1 :60% 


r> im.jxihO 



Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 

3 year-olds and upward. Sollirv-. 
Track record: 4322 -1:03% — 3 — 164. 



16: 166- 


Lady Stalwart . 


. .162 


1:66% 


7) 


165X725 


t 1 0006 I 


Ramsy 


. .112 


1 :<•# %s 


7 


115. 726 


9895 3 


Ba Iron in 


. .106 


1 :07 


« 


1600 71.7 


16016 


Sixteen 


. .104 


1 :(Hi-<; 


6 


1 15X71(1 


9987 3 


J. H. Barr 


.11.7 


1:66% 


0 


1 15X716 


1602ft 


Tillinghast 


. . 109 


1:08% 


8 1 160716 


(9962) 


M inline K 


. 164 


1:68s 


;; 


100 716 


I60I6 3 


Ed B 


. .112 


1 : 09 % R 


s 


110X765 


(98761 


Prince Conrad 


.10.7 


1 :OS*v 


4 


1 1.7. .76.7 


1<HM»6 


Angelus 


. .107 


1:65% 


s 


107X70.7 


llKHil! 


No Quarter .... 


. . 16ft 


1 9*7 


9 


110X70.7 


973ft 


1 rog Eye 


. . 99 


l:14h 


4 


1 13X6D5 



10029- Regards 
10006- Ferroua 
9961 Evelina 
10006 3 Star Blue 



114 2 h Corey 4 6 2 1 

108 33 B’game 8-5 8-5 7-101-3 

112 4'* MM’ws 6 12 4 8-5 

117 5' Sielaff 10 15 5 24 



H w! ri ? ou 1, i 1 1 Vi £ £ M ’ ray L r- (0841 ) Transparent 



(> H C P S 

24 13-511-54—7 out 
21 3 2J 4-7 out 

8-5 21 11-54-5 out 

8852 out 
10 12 10 3 out 



IOOI2 3 *ELLA BRYSON w .7 113 3 1 2" 2* 2 s 2 13 1' Nicklaus R F < arman !M09-l<>9-10out — 

!'95I-*YKNGHEE WB 3 100 2 2 l 1 l 3 l 3 1= 2’ 5 Karrick T F Sheedy 9-106-5 1 out— 

(8661 (WELSH CELL w .7 108 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 C Grand Mrs M J Johnson 15 30 20 out — 

Time. 12%. 24%. 36, 48%. 1:13%. Track fast. 

Winner — Ch. in, by Juvenal — Graziosa (trained by It. F. Carman). 

Went to post at 3:66. At |>ost 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Wan handily: second and third dtiv- 

ing. ELLA BRA' SON ran tinder stout restraint for the first half mile, then moved up steadily and. taking 
tic lead in the hist sixteenth, won going away. YENGHEE dashed into a long lead in the first quarter, but 
linil in tlie streteli drive aud might have done better had his rider kept him going instead of taking 
tilings easv until in tlie last eighth. 

Scratched- 9951 Hvaliel. 113; 16012 Deduction. 110: i>770 3 Ford Mai. 9ft: fti>85 Arran. 165. 

-| / W lOM THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. (57984— 1 :37%— 3—104. ) $500 added. 3-year-olds and up- 

JL * H / UV/ ward. Selling. Net value to winner 8436: second, $10Q: third. $56. 

lnd Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O HOPS 



(9986 ) ‘KALINKA w 3 192 6 1 20. 2 3 2 3 l 1 l 3 Nicklaus R F Carman 1 6-5 1 1-3 out 

( 9949 1 ‘STRENCOES w 3 99 .7 2 31 4’ 4 3 3* 2 3 Karrick Oneek Stable 34 4 31 1 2-5 

166 1 3 -WATER WELLES w .7 163 2 3 14 I 3 l'i 2j 3J Wolfe HI Miller 6 9 8 3 6-5 

9980 s WAR HORN w 4 114 4 .7 5*4 3‘ 3U 4“ 4 10 Butwell H Meise 3 34 3 9-102-5 



9987 Sir Barry 110 7 3 Rosen 50 36 12 6 

10025- Eastman lif) 8 Bez’son 6 7 3 3-2 

Time. 1:12%. Track fast. 

Winner — I.. E. Bird’s It. g. 4, by Mazagan— 
Sekra (trained by J. Emensetter). 

Went to post at 5:20. At |*ist 2 minutes. Start 
slow and good. Wou easily; second and third driv- 
ing. 

Scratched— 10006 Augelus. 114; 10066 No Quarter, 
114. 



BUTTE ENTRIES. 

The figures under the heading “Rec.” in the 
entries b$ow show the best time of each horse 
at the distance, since January 1. 1911. no matter 
where it finished. In cases where record was 
made on other than a fast or good track, abbre- 
viations show track conditions. 



Probabilities; Weather clear; track fast. 

Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time. 3:30.) 
X Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. 
(M) maiden. ‘Apprentice allowance. 

First Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 

2-year-olds. Selling. 

(Track record: 9561 — 53% — 2 — 110.) 
lnd. Horse. Wt. Rec. A.Wt.Han. 

10026 3 Va-Va 112 :58% 112X706 



Fourth Race — 5-8 Mile. 

3-.vear-olds aud upward. Allowances. 

(Track record: 4878 — 58% — 5- — 97.) 

Pride of Lismore. .105 :58% 6 112X725 

Envy 105 l:00%s 3 106 X 72(1 

Pajaroita 104 1:00% 8 112X717 

Transparent 5 112. .71.7 

Tyree Ill 1 :04%h 3 93 x 716 

Edna 110 1:01% 4 166. 716 



Tyree Ill l:04%b 3 

Edna 110 1:61% 4 

Fifth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 
3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 
(Track record: 4322 — 1:65% — 3 — 104 



(9961 ) 


FRANK G. HOG 


AN 167 


1 :05% 




168X723 


9924 


Annual Interest 


. 16.7 


1:67 


7 


1 ( (8 x 7 J .7 


9991 


Clara W 


...167 


1:06% 


Ti 


106 X 71.7 


10029 


Jonathan 


. . . 166 


1 :68 


4 


108X710 


468.7 


Elsewhere 


. . .164 


1 


t 


1 ( X! X 710 


1 IN 127 


Follane 


. . . 165 


1 :08 


3 


103X710 


(989.7) 


Abe Slupskcv 


. . .102 


1 :07% 


5 


1120 70.7 


m st 


Beverstein 


. . ..115 


1 :09% 


7 


1II8X 70.7 


10027 


Medio 


. . . 168 


1 :u!ls 


7 


106X705 


i<hhu 


Susan F 


. . . 165 


1 :12" % 


« 


11®; 70.7 


10010 


Gosslper 11. ... 


. . ..Ill) 


1 : 1 lsy 


n 


101 X 70.7 


10010 


Briton 


.. .113 


1:66% 


0 


108X700 



Sixth Race — 1 Mile. 

3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 

(Track record: 97794 — 1:38% — ft — 118.) 

1 Edwin T. Fryer ...110 1:41% ft 110x725 

1 Ben Eneas 104 1:40% 5 167x720 

1 The Monk 10!) 1:40 ’ 6 107X715 

1 Arbutus 107 1:40% .7 105X717 

Madeline .Musgrave.107 1:41% 7 105©71t> 

Golf Ball 115 1:42 9 112070.7 

Crex 101 1:40% 5 107 x 705 

Oopperfiehl 12 167 X 76(1 

1 Joe Woods 116 1:44 7 l<*7X0ft5 

Lieut. Sawyer 163 1:40% 4 105 X 695 

Queen Lead 10ft 1:42 S 105X6 ! mi 



O H C P S 



Butte Entries and Past Performances for Friday, August I. 

WEATHER, CLEAR. TRACK EAST. 

i Th<J small figure under “Str.” shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. 
| The small figure under “Fin.” — unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the horse was 
| behind the winner. Weight to be carried appears at top of column of weights in previous races 



FIRST RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. (0561 — 53% — 2 — 110.) 



Index Course 
VA-VA. ch. f. 

10926 Butte 
9986 Butte 
9952 Butte 
986S Butte 
8884 C.d’Alene 
8791 C.d’Alene 
8673 C.d'Alene 
8548 C.d’Alene 
8472 C.d’Alene 
S360 C.d’Alene 
8259 C.d’Alene 
7282 Juarez 



Dist TimeT’ckOdds Wt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish 



Z 112 

4i f 5.7%s)ow 3 199 

5-8 1 :02%hvy 9-10 196 

5-8 1:02 slow 7 196 



By Stalwart — Modreda (R. Ripley). 

3 3 Bur’game ft Ave. Prospero Lad, lliiulfax 
;»-’i Rosen S Misplay, M. Roblee. Rimifax 

2® Rosen 16 Ceos. Rimifax. Art Rick 



44 f 


56 slow 1 


112 






2 2 1 1) Riley 


5 


1-2 


48%fast 12 


109 






,7 3 i D Riley 


6 


1-2 


48%fast 9-10 112 






l 1 D Riley 


6 


41 f 


5o%good 8 


111 






2»* D Riley 


7 


1-2 


49 fast 4-6 


109 






11 D Riley 


8 


1-2 


49 mud 11-10 


110 


2 


4 4 s 


4 2 Ormes 


6 


1-2 


49%slow 7-10 


106 


5 


4 3-1 


2® Warren 


9 


31 f 


411 fast 9 


102 




8 


8 12 Groth 


ft 



PROSPERO 

10026 Butte 
9986 Butte 
9952 Butte 
9771 Butte 
9669 Butte 
9494 Butte 
9468 Butte 
8522 Tulsa 
8344 Tulsa 
8329 Tulsa 
8263 Tulsa 



LAD. br. B . 2 

41 f 7.7%slow 20 
5-8 1 :02%hvy 20 

. 7-8 1:92 slow 190 

5 s 1 : 02% last 60 
5-8 1 :02%fast 40 
4i f 56 fast 20 
5-8 1 :02%fast 12 
4i f 58%good 1 
l-2m20y 53%fast 15 
l-2m20y 54%-siow 2J 
l-2m20y 56%slow 2 



ALABAMA BAM. b. 

10026 Butte 47 f 

9952 But te 5-8 

9868 Butte 1-2 

9771 Butte 5-8 

9669 Butte 6-8 

8360 C.d’Alene 1-2 
•8202 C.d’Alene 4J f 
8034 C.d’Alene 3) f 
7952 C.d’Alene 1-2 
7831 C.d’Alene 1-2 
7795 C.d’Alene 1-2 

RARA VEZ, hr. g. 

10097 Butte 1-2 

9S6S Butte 1-2 

9771 Butte 5-8 

9625 Butte 4) f 

9494 Butte 4J f 

8472 C.d'Alene 1-2 
S360 C.d’Alene 1-2 
8259 C.d’Alene 1-2 
8137 C.d’Alene 3) f 
7952 C.d’Alene 1-2 
7S91 C.d’Alene 1-2 
7831 C.d’Alene 1-2 

MARTA MAC. b. c. 

10007 Butte 1-2 

9868 Butte 1-2 

9625 Butte 4i f 

9561 Butte 4J f 

9205 Latonia oj f 
9108 Latonia 51 f 
8926 Latonia 5-8 
8767 Douglas 6-8 
8609 Douglas 6-8 
8073 Lexington 4£ f 
7922 Lexington 4J f 



f. 2 

55%slow 40 
1:02 slow 20 
48%good 10 
1 :02%fast 15 
1 :02%fast 10 
49 mud 4 
56 mud 7 
41%fast 3J 
49%fast 2) 
49 fast 32 
49%slop 63 



1-2 


4$%good 1.7 


1(*7 






6*1 \V Mcln’’rel2 


5-8 


l:02%t'ast 


aO 


105 






3 3 Ormes 


10 


41 f 


5o%fast 


15 


107 






li 7 } Donovan 


11 


41 f 


56 fast 


12 


103 






6 ; 1 A Murray 


11 


1-2 


49 fast 


4 


105 






21 Forsythe 


8 


1-2 


49 mud 


8 


UO 


3 


5 6 


5® Forsyth 


6 


1-2 


49%slow 


4 


IDS 


2 


1 ’21 


3 s } Molesw’h 


9 


31 f 


42 slop 


13-5 


UO 


1 


Si 


3 7 1 Molesw’li 


6 



By Prospero— Queen Florentine (S. A. Beckham). 

2-’l Pauley 0 Ave. Va-Va, Rimifax 
4" Pauley S Misplay. M. Roblee. Rimifax 
6 ’i H. Woods 16 Ceos. Va-Va. Rimifax 
10> 4 W Fischer 10 Milton Roblee. Ceos. Rara Vez 
7®1 Pen’gast S P.J’nice. D ofSbelby. A.K’nedav 
S"J E Smith 11 Rimifax. Ceos, Yip Hv-Ya 
4 14 E Smith 4 Bing. Misplay. Tom Knight 
3“ Pen’gast (5 TomKnight. Alla Welsh. StarDan 
2 4 R Brooks 5 Benedict. N.McKinney, Joe Blair 
3 L Smith ,7 Bob F., N. McKinney, Conjury 
1) It Brooks 6 A. Welsh, M. Roblee, Ya-Hy-Ylp 

By The Irishman — Whisper Low (Trammell & Gray), 

.7* A Murray ft Ave. Prospero Lad. Va-Va 
< ’3 Bur’game 16 Ceos. Va-Va, Rimifax 
o* Bur’game 12 Yip-Hy-Ya. AuntieCurl. Rimifax 
5‘i Bur’gaiue 10 Milton Roblee, Ceos, Rara Vez 
4‘ Bur’game 8 P.J’niee, D.ofSbeiby. A.K’nedny 
u* o'i Coburn (1 Rimifax. Old Gotch. Va-Va 
2‘J 3 s i Coburn 7 MitvBuena. P.Janice, M. Clarkson 
3) 3® A Murray 7 Mrs. Me. Rimifax. Crusty 
2® 2® A Murray 8 Mu.vBueua. Pr. Janice. Rara Vez 
4 s 4% A Murray (5 Redpath. Sir Harry. Rara Vez 
4® 4® A Murray 6 Shadracb. Othello. Paw 

By Out of Reach — Annie Thompson (Donovaji Sc Me. 
Lennon). 

r. \ A Murray 11 Auntie Curl, Big Luma x Hyiidlu 
6% W Meln’relU Yip-H.v-Ya. AuntieCurl. Kiuiifax 



4* Bur’game 
3' 3’i Coburn 
2‘J 3 3 i Coburn 
3) 3® A Murray 



49%fast 13-5 112 3 
49 fast 31-10 107 4 
49 fast 8J 106 5 

2 108 

48%goo<l 50 108 

48%good 30 105 

55%fast 10 107 

•53%fast 30 100 

1 :08%fast 24 106i 7 

1 :08%fast 20 112 8 

l:02%fast 41-10 112 1 
l:01%fast f’ld 103 1 
l:01%fast 58 1 08 8 

65%fast f’ld 110 10 
68 slow 10 110 6 



MISS TEMPO, ch. f. 2 



9771 Butte 
9121 C.d'Alene 
8673 C.d’ Alene 
8472 C.d’Alene 
8323 C.d’Alene 



5-8 l:«2%fast 10u 19;; 
1-2 49%good 3| 112 

1-2 48%fast 20 197 

1-2 49 fast 3 109 

1-2 50 slop 2a 111 



li 4 4 i M M' thews 8 Muy Bueua. Ala. Bam. !*r Janies 
2 l h 3=| Pauley 6 Bing. Mrs. Me. Robert Mantell 
3 s 3 s i Groth 6 Redpath. S. Harry. Alabama Bam 

By Marta Santa — Lutie Mac (H. Herdel). 

6% Bezanson 11 Auntie Curl. Big Lttraax Hvtulla 
' 13 t3 iBezanaon 12 Yip-Hy-Ya, AuntieCurl. Kiuiifax 
Bezanson 11 Yip-Hy-Ya. Hynilla, Misplay 
6'® Bezanson ft Alvis, Sir Harry. Big Lutuax 
6® 6 7 J Borel ft L.Cbarcot, Superl. Brackt’nBelle 

8 SfJ Teahan 11 Tiktok, Erin. Violet May 
4J 6' J Henry 11 Ambition, A1 Jones, Lamb's Tall 
2® 2® J Callahan 12 Eustace. H.vki. Candy Box 
8 8 24 iTaplin 10 Bob Black. Aiador, Dr. Samuel 
PulLup.Teahan 11 Korfhage. R. Hyams. Frances M. 
3 1 4 7 i Goose 6 I. Lavinia, Harwood. Caro Nome 

By Tempo— Standard (Fountain & Mounce). 

S“i Donovan 10 Milton Roblee, Ceos, Rara Vez 
4 4 i Bur’game 8 George, Virginia s . Transact 
4'i Selden (J Va-Va. Rimifax. Old Gotch 



4 4 i Bur’game 
4‘i Selden 
3 ! Warren 
4t 2* Stanford 



DEAL CARROLL, cb. 


f. 2 


105 


By Abe Frank — 1 


!>986 Butte 


5-8 l:02%hvy 15 


197 


6® 4 J Nelson 


'.<86# Butte 


1-2 


48%good 30 


107 


4 2 j Corey 


9625 Butte- 


41 f 


55%fast ?>0 


104 


•7® '< J Nelson 


8396 Tulsa 


l-2ni20y 


53 good 0 


99 


6*) Nelson 


8336 Tulsa 


l-2m20y 


54%good 4-5 


110 


4 l i Pen’gast 


8216 Tulsa 


l-2m20y 


54 good 12 


109 


2® Nelsou 


7981 Tulsa 


l-2m70y 


54%good 12 


107 


6 22 R Brooks 


7976 Tulsa 


l-2m20y 


56 slow 8 


100 


4‘ Gentry 


BERTHA V. 


, ch. f, 2 




105 


Bv Andrew Macl 


1(8)26 Butte- 


41 f 


55%slow 30 


105 


St', c H Mi lie] 


9920 Butte 


1-2 


50 slow 8 


10.7 


t'J Corey 


9S6S Butte 


1-2 


48%good 4<) 


192 


7® Sharpe 


9701 Butte 


41 f 


54%fast 190 


192 


5® Sharpe 


9494 Butte 


44 f 


56 fast 30 


100 


5 S 4 Sharpe 



KATE SHELLY, b. f. 2 100 

962.7 Rutte 4J f 55%fast 3" 102 Fell. 

9249 C.d’Alene 1-2 48 fast 10 194 

9121 C.d’Alene 1-2 49%good 10 110 

8172 C.d'Alene 1-2 49 fast 20 194 

8323 C.d'Alene 1-2 60 slop 15 104 3 



SAY. br. g. 2 

9491 Butte 
9427 Butte 



105 

41 t .76 fast 30 99 

44 f 55%slow 40 102 



SECOND RACE — 5 1-2 Fuilongs. 3 



G0MUL, ch. g 

9870 Butte 5-8 l:01%good 10 

9837 Butte 5-8 l:01%fast 30 

9703 Butte 5-8 1:02 fast 25 

9626 Butte 5-8 l:02%fast 50 

9514 Hutto 5 8 1:02 fast 49 

9388 Butte 5-8 J:02%slow 49 

8939 C.d’Alene 5| f 1 :09%mud 20 
SS13 C.d’Alene 6ifl:08%fast 30 
98537 Helena 3-4 1:14 fast — 

98530 Helena 5-8 1:01 fast — 



ecoml and third 



8 Va-Va. Kara Vez, Kate Shelly 
7 In Dutch. Crusty, Virginia S. 



8 Misplay, M. Roblee. Rimifax 
12 Yip-Hy-Ya. AuntieCurl. Rimifax 
11 Yip-Hy-Ya. Hyndia, Misplay 
6 Conjnr.v. Ya-Hv-Yip, Star Dau 
H Star Dan, A1 Court, Ya-Hy-Ylp 
6 N.McKinney. A. Welsh, Ya-Hy-Ylp 
fi TipDawdell. N.McKinney. KiltD- 
(5 Benedict. Joe Blair. Tom Knight 



t‘\ Corey ft Art Rick. Big Lumax. Hynilla 

7® Sharpe 12 Yip-Hy-Ya. AuntieCurl. Rimifax 

7* Sharpe 7 Fafner, Milton Roblee. Art Rick 

5 S 1 Sharpe 11 Rimifax. Ceos, Yip-Hy-Ya 

By Rapid Water — Banonica (Allen & Hensley). 

Fell. E Smith 11 Yip-Hy-Ya. Hyndia. Misplay 

5‘” Hill 7 Transact. Senator Owens, Felina 

•< 7 4 Warren S George, Virginia S.. Transact 

4 s S Groth K Va-Va. Rara Vez, Miss Tempo 

3 2 3 s 5*1 Kent 7 In Dutch, Miss Tempo, Crusty 

By Sais — The Rose of the Rancho (Palmer & Sells). 
7 n , Bezanson 11 Kiuiifax. Ceos Yip-Hy-Ya 
7“tBezanson ft Sir Hurry. Art Rick, P. Janice 

-year-olds and upward. Belling. (4322 — 1:6.7% — 3 — 164.) 

By Solitaire II. — Makawa (H. C. Davey). 

Sielaff II Prince Conrad. Minnie F.. Os.-ian 
6®i Bezanson 8 ParnellGlrl, NewHaven, Follane 
3 3 3 Bezanson ft K. Radford. Y. Pansy. Kitty \Y. 
6% M M’thewsll WiliiBear. L. Adelaide. Brigham 
8* Bezanson 11 Frog Eye. Kd B., Mary O’Day 
I.efl at the post. Corey 1“ Beverstein. A.SIupskey, L.Sli.irk 

ll 58 Warren 11 Wiltrude S., Ed. Mott. P. Connor 
9 l > Woods 12 P. Industry. S. Connor, Tillinghast 
5 s Baird f> PayStreak. OswaldB.. Dr.D’herty 

2® Brady 4 Royal Dolly, Pico, Ethels 







DAILY RACING FORM 



FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. 1MR. 




SIR BARRY, blk. g. 7 




107 








100S9 Butte 


F C 1 :12 2 5 fast 


30 


110 








9987 Butte 


5-8 1 :01%hvy 


60 


108 








8410 C.d’Alene 


5-8 1 :02 fast 


10 


111 


1 


6 


7 


7;>8? Juarez 


3 4 1:14 fast 


20 


100 


5 


8 


8 


i584 Juarez 


3-4 1 :13%fast 


20 


107 


8 


8 


7 


7.>59 Juarez 


51 f 1 : 07 fast 


15 


112 


8 


8 


8 


7505 Juarez 


3-4 1:13 fast 


20 


104 


1 


2 


2 


YOUNG PANSY 


• h. g, 4 




107 








9962 Butte 


5) f 1:08 slow 


8 


110 








!'9.ii Butte 


j-S l:01 2 5good 


25 


108 








9703 Butte 


5-S 1 :02 fast 


6 


110 








9026 Butte 


5-8 l:02%fast 


12 


110 








9..1G Butte 


5-8 1 :01 fast 


50 


11(1 








8527 Tulsa 


3-4 l:18%good 5 


102 








i ulsa Ab.V8 ] lOU ^ood C 


114 








8340 Tulsa Ab5-8 1:02 good 10 


112 








8289 Tulsa A b5-8 l:02%slow 


12 


114 








8239 Tulsa Ab5 8 1:07 hvy 


4 


111 








8171 Tulsa Ab5-8 1:02 slow 


5 


115 








8128 Tulsa Ab5-8 lK)2%hvy 


6 


112 








MURAL, ch. g, 


7 




107 








9958 Butte 


5? f 1:09 slow 


C 


110 








9X69 Butte 


1 l:41%good 12 


112 








9804 Butte 


5-S 1 :02 fast 


3 


110 








9774 Butte 


5? f 1 :0S fast 


10 


10S 








9516 Butte 


5-8 1:01 fast 


25 


110 








9431 Butte 


5J f l:08%slow 


12 


104 








9277 C.d’Alene 


3-1 1 : 15 Vsfast 


4 


108 








9225 C.d'Alene 


1 l:42%slop 


8 


111 








9175 C.d’Alene 


51 f 1:09 good 31 


106 








9155 C.d’Alene 


3-4 1:15 fast 


2 


113 








8996 C.d’Alene 


51 f 1 :08%fast 


20 


112 








ROSE SWEET, 


b. f, 4 




105 








9671 Butte 


51 f l:07%fast 


30 


108 








9629 Butte 


5-S 1 .OHifast 


5 


108 








9196 C.d’Alene 


5-8 l:01%slop 


6 


110 








4963 \ ancouver 


54 f 1:12 mud 


— 


106 


4 


4 


4 


3373 O. d'Alene 


54 f 1:07? slow 40 


101 


2 


3 


3 


3279 C. d’Alene 


5-8 1:01? fast 


15 


93 


3 


1 


1 


2786 C. d'Alene 


54 f 1:08 fast 


20 


95 


12 


11 


11 


LEW HILL, blk. g. 5 




110 








9959 Butte 1 


1 16 1 :49 4 f.slow 


40 


107 








98 1 2 Butte lm20y 1:44 good 


25 


103 








9773 Butte 


1 1:42 last 


30 


103 








9670 Butte 


1 1 :42%fast 


12 


107 








9628 Butte 


1 1-4 2:08*sfast 


30 


102 


Pulled 


up. 


9.d8 Butte lm70y 1:47 fast 

9390 Butte lm20y 1 :45%slow 


7 


103 






7 


103 








8489 Tulsa 3-4m50v 1:21 good 


2? 


111 








8421 Tulsa 


3-4 1:22 slow 


4 


113 








8398 Tulsa Ab7-8 l:29%good 6 


109 








8334 Tulsa 3-lm50y 1:24 slow 


4J 


109 








DORIAN PRINCE, ch. g. 9 




107 








9705 Butte 


1 l:42%fast 


60 


109 








Hutte 


F C 1:12 fast 


8 


107 








9299 C.d'Alene 


5-8 l:02%fast 


10 


112 








9223 t ’.d'Alene 


54 f 1 :09 slop 


12 


H >9 








9135 C.d’Alene 


3-4 1 :15 fast 


20 


113 








9091 C’.d’Alene 


1 l:43%slop 


20 


113 








9023 C.d’Alene 


3-4 1:16 fast 


6 


113 








8788 C.d'Alene 


7-8 l:29%fast 


15 


113 








8724 C.d’Alene 


5-8 1:02 fast 


10 


111 








85S4 C.d’Alene 


54 f l:09%good 


7 


11G 








8509 C.d’Alene 


3-4 1:16 slow 


50 


110 








8391 C.d’Alene 


51 f 1 :08 fast 


10 


111 


7 


7 


7 


8361 C.d’Alene 


5-S 1 :02%mud 


24 


106 


4 


5 


6 


8135 C.d’Alene 


5-S 1 :03%stop 




112 


2 


5 


6 


OSSIAN. h. g, 


10 




107 








10025 Butte 


1 1 :43%slow 


10 


110 








9962 Butte 


...4 f 1:08 slow 


12 


110 








9870 Butte 


5-8 1 :01%good 5 


110 








9905 Butte 


5-8 l:01%fast 


14-5 


110 








9702 Butte 


5-S 1:02 fast 


16-5 


110 








9122 C.d’Alene 


3-4 l:15%good 3 


111 








8944 C.d’Alene 


1 1 :43%mud 


15 


106 








8866 C.d'Alene 


3-4 l:16%mud 


8 


114 








8729 C.d’Alene 


1 1 :42 fast 


15 


106 








8654 C.d’Alene 


3-4 l:15%fast 


8 


109 








6152 Denver 


5-8 1 :U1? slow 


— 


110 


1 


5 


C 


VIVIAN H., ch. 


, f. 3 




112 








9703 Butte 


5-8 1:02 fast 


15 


107 








9562 Butte 


5-8 l:01%fast 


20 


105 








5o66 Charleston 


e-8 1 :03? good 3t) 


95 


2 


2 


6 


5301 Vancouver 


5-8 1 :03? mud 


— 


109 


2 


1 


1 


4941 Vancouver 


6-8 1 :0S? mud 


— 


106 


1 


1 


4 


4682 Vancouver 


5-8 1:01 fast 


— 


108 


1 


4 


4 


4633 Vancouver 


5-8 1 :02 good 


— 


109 


2 


1 


1 


4618 Vancouver 


5-8 1:05? mud 


— 


110 


1 


1 


1 


4436 Vancouver 


5? f 1:07?" fast 


— 


108 


3 


3 


3 


4045 Vancouver 


1-2 49? fast 


— 


112 


2 




3 


391-5 Vancouver 


1-2 48? fast 


— 


110 


3 




4 


MENDEN. b. g, 


9 




107 








9702 Butte 


6-8 1 :02 fast 


100 


1 Hi 








4902 Butte 


5 8 1 :D3? slop 


12 


112 


6 


6 


G 


4801 Butte 


5-8 1:01? fast 


40 


105 


12 


12 


12 


4593 Butte 


F C 1:11? fast 


100 


113 10 


9 


10 


4467 Butte 


5-8 1:01? fast 


30 


109 


8 


9 


10 


4095 Butte 


5-8 1:02? mud 


00 


107 


6 


7 


8 


98096 Anaconda 


3-4 1:20 slow 


30 


101 


4 


4 


5 


ORDER OF DANCE, ch. g. 4 




107 








9893 Butte 


54 f 1 :09%slop 


5 


114 








9736 Butte 


F C 1 .11*.-, fast 


8 


111 








9601 Butte 


F C LllAJa-st 


7 


105 








9429 Butte 


54 f 1:10 slow 


10 


106 








0470 Lagoon 


F C 1 :18 mud 4 


110 


7 


7 


7 


62C2 largoon 


5-8 1:02 fast 


2 


100 


8 


r 


7 


WABANAN. hr. 


m, 5 




105 








9193 C.d’Alene 


54 f 1 :08%slop 


40 


111 








9178 C.d'Alene 


5-S l:01%good 20 


109 








5252 Anaconda 


F C 1:17 slow 


40 


103 


6 


7 


5 


6226 Anaconda 


54 f 1:14? hvy 


o> 


105 


7 


7 


7 



By Sir Hampton — Du Barry (Scott & Bishop). 



7®i Rosen 8 Mandadero, Regards. Ferrona 

9*J Rosen !» Old Coin. Sixteen. J. H. Rarr 

7 G 18 D Boland !> Canapa, F.G. Hogan, Pontefract 
X S 7 Haynes !i QuiriNunc. Ed. Adams. I .one Star 

8 7 4 i Haynes i) Angelos. F. (!. Hogan, Hazel C. 

8 S 7 i Gentry s S. of Rocks. F'mental. F.G. Hogan 

3 4 3'4 Haynes !> Gemmell. Transparent, But. Rail 

By Henry Young — Pansy King (S. A. Beckham). 
S U '4C Kelly 11 Minnie F., Regards. No Quarter 
7-'l Pauley 1 1 Briton. Angelus, Decency 
2 2 4 Pauley !» King Radford. Goinul, Kitty W. 
5 2 Corey 11 WildBear, L. Adelaide, Brigham 

9' 2 E Smith 11 Pajaroita. Edna, New Haven 
9 7 J E Smith 10 M. Kennedy. S. Sam. D. Allen 
2“ E Smith 7 Carondolet. Regards, Plantland 
5 3 3 R Brooks 8 Billikius W.. Pedro, Doll Boy 
7 12 Small 7 A.Bowan. J.R.Clay. Billikins W. 

5 s E Smith 0 M. Kennedy, Ailsa Paige. R. Pecos 
4® E Smith 0 Ant. Rose. Billikins W., M. Mack 
3* E Smith 7 CJrim. Lad. Col. Austin. Brunhilde 
By Panmure — Lavaca (R. M. Hollenbeck). 

C 4 J A Murray 111 Medio, Lady Adelaide, J. Woods 
9' s 4Pauley 10 Patriotic - . Arbutus, Ben T'ncas 
4 2 J Bezanson 10 MissRlioda, M. Wheeler, Moisie 
7 12 Bezanson 7 Follane, F. G. Hogan, Tim Judge 
5"i Pauley 11 Pajaroita. Edna, New Haven 
7"i Pauley 111 Decency, New Haven. Sixteen 
2’1 Pauley 0 Eddie Mott. M. Kennedy. Oscuro 
7* Pen'gast 8 Wadsworth 11. Reene W.. E.Mott 
2> Bur'game 7 Fastosu. Eddie Mott, Josie Lee 
8®? Bur'game 12 Cuuair, Pro Realis, Fire 
2 2 Pauley 1) F.G. Hogan, Tippy, P. Henderson 
By Maxnic — Sweet Rose (Howard Bros.). 

5 4 i E McEwen 9 T. Wolffarth. Decency, ClaraW. 
7 14 Ormes s Fancy. Parnell Girl. Beverstein 

G®1 Hill 7 Sadie Shapiro, Old Coin. Briton 

4« 410 Kelsay 7 Gilbert Rose. Free, Dromi 
2 2 2 1 McDow'U 9 Lady Tendi, Sanel, Nello 
l'i 11 Hill 8 L. Clay, Quick Trip. Native Son 

9 9 17 C Ross 12 ElmetaHamilton. Lomond. Ed U. 
By Major Daingerfield — Buddhist (W. Gemmell). 



3 4 3'J Haynes 



7-’i Pauley 
2 2 4 Pauley 
5 2 Corey 
9' 2 E Smith 
9 7 J E Smith 
2“ E Smith 
5 3 J R Brooks 
7>* Small 
5* E Smith 
4® E Smith 
3* E Smith 



'.OJUawson 
8 42 Dawsou 
5'J Dawson 



5 7 i .1 Murphy 
9 l4 lPauley 
7 8 4 Seldeu 
8»4 Curl 



G 8 6 9 .J Moore 
11 ll 21 JAnderson 



10 10"iA Nelson 10 Gene Wood. Gerds. Queen Ruth 



1# 10 17 Shriner 
7 9 12 Cavan’ gh 

6 5 42 Forsythe 



11 Auto Girl, Decency, R. Mitchell 
11 Par. Girl. Dr. Neufer, Saltigrade 
5 ForeGnard. T. McGee. Sorrowful 



LADY STALWART, ch. m, 5 



1 0<)6G 


Butte 


5-8 l:0l%fast 


11-5 


110 










2* A Murray 


11 


9S41 


Butte 


3 4 l:J4%fast 


40 


107 










C*& Ch’neau 


8 


9498 


Butte 


3-4 1:14 fast 


60 


107 










8 13 Ch’neau 


S 


9386 


Butte 


5-8 l:02%slow 


7 


104 










7 7 2 Ch’neau 


11 


6871 


Lagoon 


3-4 1:16 slow 6 


109 


4 


1 


3 


5> 


7 18 JPauley 


7 


5669 


Helena 


5) f 1:10 fast 


— 


111 










l 1 Rooney 


HI 


6281 


Anaconda 


5-8 1:04? slow 9-5 


109 


3 


1 


1 


1? 


2? Rooney 


8 


4096 


Butte 


6-8 1:01 mud 


3J 


107 


1 


2 


2 


2 2 


2 7 Carter 


8 


4008 Salt Lake 


3-4 1:12? fast 


23-5 


107 


1 


1 


2 


6 


7”lBuxton 


7 



By Stalwart — Lady Balgowan (G. Cooney). 



RAMSY, b. g. 7 

PKNiii Butte 
mi Butte 
M7 Butte 
917G C.d'Alene 



:.J f 1 lOS^good 
r,i f 1 :07%slow 
5-8 l:00%fast 
5-8 1 :01%good 



W (’.d'Alene 54 f 1 :08%rast 
8585 C.d’Alene 64 f 1:09 good 
S1XC C.d'Alene 0-8 l:01%fast 
S0G4 c’.d’Alene 54 f 1 :0S%fast 



7556 Juarez 
7532 Juarez 
7477 Juarez 



64 f l:08%fast 
3-4 l:13%fast 
3-4 1 :14%fast 



BALRONIA. b. m. 6 

9895 Butte 51. f l:09%slop 



9704 Butte 
9004 Butte 
9472 Butte 
9:180 Butte 
8034 C.d'Alene 
Kly5 C.d'Alene 
8310 C.d'Alene 
7911 C.d'Alene 
7859 C.d’Alene 
7900 C.d'Alene 
74S1 Juarez 



5-8 1M fast 
F C l:ll%fast 
3-4 l:14%fast 
5-8 l:024fcslow 
1 1:41 fast 
1 l:41%fast 
7-8 l:27%fast 
3-4 l:13%fast 
1 1:42 fast 
7-8 l:28%slop 
1 1 :42 fast 



115 

115 
112 
110 
110 
112 

116 

121 5 2 

108 2 3 

108 5 8 

110 2 6 
112 2 1 
105 

108 

108 

107 

10G 

105 Fell. 

109 

107 6 4 4 
107 5 0 C 

no 4 3 

in 1 2 2 

Jll 6 4 2 
*98 234 



SIXTEEN, ch. g, 6 

10010 Butte 5-8 l:01%good 



9987 Butte 
9872 Butte 
9706 Butte 
9004 Butte 
9431 Butte 
0233 Lagoon 
5990 Lagoon 
5877 Lagoon 
5094 Helena 
5069 Helena 



5-8 1 :01%hvy 
5-S 1 :00%good 
5-8 l:01%fast 
F C 1 :ll%fast 
5* f HOSVfcslow 
51 f 1:071 fast 
5-8 1 :02? slow 
F C 1:13 mud 
51 f 1 :06 fast 
51 f 1:10 fast 



5348 Anaconda F C 1:12? good 
5291 Anaconda 5-8 1:04? slow 

J. H. BARR. ch. g, 6 

9997 Butte 5-9 l:01%hvy 



41 6" J F or«y the 

4 2 4* Anderson 



9956 Butte 
9873 Butte 
9907 Butte 
9704 Butte 
9644 Butte 
9519 Butte 
9471 Butte 
9380 Butte 
0311 Latonia 
0068 latonia 



-51 f l:07T5good 
5-8 1 :00%good 
5-8 1 :00%fast 
5-8 1:01 fast 
3-4 1:14 fast 
3-4 1:14 fast 
3-4 l:14%fast 
5-8 1 :02%slow 
3-4 1:12 fast 
51 f 1:061 fast ! 



T1LLIN GH AST, b. g. 8 

10029 Butte 51 f l:0S%slow 



9922 Butte 
9730 Butte 
9626 Butte 
9250 C.d’Alene 



51 f 1 :10Vsslow 
F C 1 :ll%fast 
5-8 1 :02%fast 
5-8 1 :00%fast 



9058 C.d'Alene 51 f 1:08 fast 
8922 C.d'Alene 51 f 1 :0X%fast 



8813 C.d'Alene 
8728 C.d'Alene 
6513 Lagoon 
6471 Lagoon 

MINNIE F., b. 

9902 Butte 
9870 Butte 
8381 Tulsa i 

8340 Tulsa j 

8265 Tulsa j 

7583 Juarez 
7508 Juarez 
7404 Juarez 
7289 Juarez 
7245 Juarez 
7192 Juarez 
7117 Juarez 
ED B., b. g. 
10010 Butte 
9837 Butte 
9700 Butte 
9514 Butte 
9386 Butte 
8960 C.d’Alene 
S904 1 ’.d'Alene 
8726 C.d’Alene 
0304 lagoon 
6198 lagoon 



le 51 f 1 :08%fast 
ie 5-8 1:01 fast 

5- 8 13)8? hvy 
5-8 1 :08g mud 

b. f. 3 

5J f 1:08 slow 

6- 8 1 :01N good : 
Ab5-S l:0a%slow 
A 1,5-8 1:01%fast ' 
Ab5-8 l:04%slow 

3-4 l:14%fast 
3-4 l:14%fast 
3-4 1:13 fast 
3-4 1:14? fast 
3-4 1 :15 good 
51 f 1 :09l! slow 
51 f 1:14? hvy 



11 Singleton 
2„k 2 1 Nevlon 
5 2 4 2 1 Hill 



7 Quick, Jack Witt, Carondolet 
12 Rose Oneil. Moller, Rio Pecos 
11 Rosenta. Hid. Hand, LoanShark 



5-8 1 :01%good 
5-8 l:014fcfast 
5-8 l:01V s fast 
5-8 1:02 fast 
5-8 1 :02%slow 
5-8 1 :02 good 
5-S 1 :02 fast 
5-8 1 :02%fast 
5 8 1:021 mud 
F C 1:11 fast 



PRINCE CONRAD, ch. g. 4 

9870 Butte 5-8 l:01%good 



981*9 Rutte 
9278 C.d'Alene 
9221 C.d'Alene 



5-S l:O0%fast 
7 8 1 :2S~sfast 
51 f COSVsslop 



9179 C.d'Alene 51 f 1:08 good 
9024 C.d'Alene 3-4 l:15%fast 
8906 C.d’Alene 5-8 1:02 good 
8922 C.d’Alene 51 f 1 :0S%tast 



8789 C.d’Alene 
ANGELUS, br. 

10000 Butte 
9957 Butte 
9875 Butte 
1807 Butte 
9648 Butte 
7584 Juarez 
7532 Juarez 
7490 Juarez 



5-8 l:01%fast 

r 8 

5.’. f 1 :08~good 
5-S l:01*i~o O d 
5-8 l:00%good 
5-8 l:00%fast 
51 f 1:07 fast 
3-4 l:l3%fast 
3-4 l:13%fast 
3-4 l:14%fast 



By Kismet — Kate Campbell (H. Foss). 

I 2 Bur’ game 11 Goinul. Minnie F.. Ossian 
7 8 Bur'game !> Nifty. L.Harrisonll.. Pain. Girl 
4 4 i Bur'game 7 Blondy. David Warfield. Pastoso 
5 2 Bur'game .8 Boas. Phil Connor. Fire 
4 4 1 Bur'game 5 Bavaria. Ancestors, K. Stalwart 
2nk Cavan'gb p Q’n Ruth. Electrowan, Fastoso 
7 10 lCavan'gh 10 Eagle Wing. SaiuGrigsby, Neville 
5 4 Cavan’gh * StarBlue, Sal. O'Day, Electrowan 
2 2 1 Cavan’gh 10 Velie Forty, Wiltrude S.. Lo Mio 
By Sandringham — Vespers (Cotton & Thompson). 



4 s E Cotton 



Ramsy, Ferrona, Star Blue 



NO QUARTER, b. g, 9 

10066 Butte 5-8 l:0l%fast 

9962 Butte 51 f 1:08 slow 

9922 Butte 51 f l:10%slow 

9806 Butte lm20y l:43%fast 

9673 Butte 1 1:42 fast 

9604 Butte 
9498 Butte 
9469 Butte 



6 108 7 

4 110 5 

6 108 10 

110 
12 119 

4 110 



F C l:ll%fast 
3-4 1:14 fast 
3-4 l:14%fast 



FROG EYE. b. g, 4 

9739 Butte lm20y l:42%fast 



it E.T.Fryer, B.Uncas. J.Cafferata 
!> Mary Emily. Rake, McAlan 
11 Golf Ball, Tailow Dip. Forge 



By Jean Bereaud — Blaze 0. (F. E. Baird). 

3* Coburn !t OldCoin. Sixteen, Bash. Bettie 

0° Rosen S N. Haven, Clara W. , L. Shark 

1 2 1 lines S Angelus. BashfnlBettie. Ferrona 

6® lines S An. Interest, Ramsy, Ferrona 

2’1 Corey 10 Jonathan, Country Boy, Follane 

3 s t Imes 8 Tim Judge, Lescar. Frog Eye 

5®j Corey 7 Chantielor, M. Emily. Transpar’t 

7 11 Corey 7 Inquieta, F. Fashion, C. Brown 

2 s Ormes 11 I. Queen, Parnell Girl, Follane 

.down. Fain 10 Sureget. Merrick. Com. Touch 

41 l'i Fain 10 Imprudent. Toy Boy. All Red 

By Fatherless — Boselia (W. Gabriel). 

7®4 Corey 7 Bob Farley. Regards. Milt Jones 

l'i Bur’game 8 Rogon. Evelina, Queen Ruth 
2*1 Corey 10 SusanF., M.Musgrave, O.ofDanee 

4'i C Peak 11 WildBear. L. Adelaide, Brigham 

6 7 1 J King 10 Ed G., Phil Connor, Lo Mio 

8“ Bur’game 11 OldCoin, MarkKennedy. Masalo 

6 4 i .1 King 7 StarBlue, Sal. O’Day. Electrowan 

3 2 A J King 12 P. Industry, S.Con’r.L. Har’soull. 

6®? J King 7 Gimli. Canapa, Ben Stone 

5> 2 o'^Forsythe 0 The Fad, F. Fashion. A. Hyman 

31 3 2 1 Pauley 8 Clara W., Lookout. Rosenta 

By Albula — Martha D. (H. Branch), 
in Pauley 11 Regards. NoQuarter. O.Cnn’ham 
3 2 1 Pauley 1 1 Prince Conrad, Gomul, Ossian 
6"i Gentry c> Iron Queen. MarkKennedy, Pedro 
fi 9 ! E M’thews 0 M.Keunedy. L.Young. Iron Queen 



9644 Butte 
9514 Butte 
8921 C.d’Alene 
8866 C.d’Alene 
8840 C.d’Alene 
8674 C.d’Alene 
8633 C.d’Alene 
8510 C.d’Alene 
6399 Lagoon 
6358 Lagoon 
6236 Lagoon 
6105 Lagoon 
5928 Lagoon 



3-4 1:14 fast 
5-8 1:02 fast 
3-4 l:16%fast 
3-4 l:16Mstnud 
3-4 l:14)4fast 
5-8 l:01%fast 
3-4 1:15 fast 
5-8 l:01%slow 
F C 1:16? mud 
lm20y 1:49 mud 
1 1:42 fast 
7-8 1:28? fast 
5j f 1:10? hvy 



30 109 

8 110 

15 109 

100 110 

3J 107 6 6 

8 98 6 6 6 

25 103 1 1 1 

1 103 2 2 2 

13-5 99 6 6 



o-J L. touon S NewHaven, F.G. Hogan, Conn Boy 

5r.k in E Cotton !) F.G. Hogan, llazelC. , Orimar Lad 

3 2 5 7 E Cotton 7 Definite, Delaney. Trojan Belle 

4 1 4 2'i E Cotton 10 Quid Nuue, Roberta. Loviug.Mos* 

By Viking — Sweet Danger (W. H. Tulley). 

4 4 J Stanford 11 Dauberry, Lady Stalwart. Idun 
3 2 3 Stanford 11 MinnieF., Regards, O.Cim’gbnm 
6®i Stanford 8 Tillinghast, Rogon. Evelina 
5 4 1 Stanford 8 Crex, Nannie MeDee. McAlan 
5'”lStanford S Ora McGee. Patriotic. GretchenG. 
4 2 Stanford 12 Rue, Balronia, Ferrona 
3 2 | W Fischer 8 Duncraggan. T. Belle, Clara W. 
3«J W Ftscher 9 Follane. Loan Shark. McAlan 
By Woolsthorpe — Cakewalk (R. Ripley). 

H :\ Ii '] er I McGee. Sleepland 

4 4 2 C H Miller 8 Tim Judge. Lescar. J. H. Barr 
J'i C H Millerll Ed B.. Mary O’Day, Good Intent 
71- H o P ownl ’ d- p - Heal is. N. Mucha. -ho 

‘ I p ;j eT 8 JennieNewman, SallieO’Day.Boas 
H 5 ey ,? Tremargo, Lotta Creed 

2-i D Riley 11 Neville, LadyPender, T Burns 

6 5 A O’Brien 7 Briton. Country Boy, LocustBud 

„ 0 ‘ “g Kilcy 8 s Alvescot. E. Harwood. T. Belle 

ll - « i S“n ley ^ Zinkaud. D. Prince. A. Schneider 

“111 , Judge Walton. Burnell. Elgin 

A 4 h g au J ey Florence Kripp. Flying. Marigot 

3‘i 4* gauley o yr. Coghill, D. Minstrel. Banthel 

6 6 20 Hill (i TlieFad. L.Harrisonll.. Temhrook 



3 2 3 Stanford 
0 ®1 Stanford 
5 4 ) Stanford 
5 ,u lStanford 
4 2 Stanford 



6 8 i D Riley 
7 12 D Rilev 
8 !S D Riley 
2-i D Riley 
6 5 i O’Brien 
7 10 D Riley 
5 2# S^JPauley 
5) 5>» Hill 
6 5®i Pauley 

3 1 5 4 4 Pauley 
C 6 20 Hill 



5 1U J Nelson 10 Sleepland. Arbutus. Judge Sale 
.1 Nelson 7 Miami, Footloose. Flying 
5* J Nelson 7 Footloose. J.Cafferata, Littleton 

4 7 i J Nelson 7 J.Cafferata, O. McGee, N. MeDee 

3 7 Gentry 8 Medio. Plantland, Mag. Mack 
2 1 E Smith 7 Rio Pecos, Col. Austin, Valletta 
5 15 E Smith 5 Electric, John R. Clay. Clysmic 

l 4 E Smith 6 Regards, Zandia, Yvonne 

By Dorian — Lone Princess (C. Dietz). 

9 14 JW Fischer 10 Mon. Don, Lehigh, Dublin John 
7 4 J W Mcln’rel2 Dottie B., Yvonne, Pro Realis 
20 W Mcln’re 7 Fastoso. Lady Pender. Bredwell 
7® W Mcln’re 8 Lillian Ray, S. Connor, Dahlgrun 



FOURTH RACE — 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (4878 — 58% 5 97.) 

PRIDE OF LISMORE, b. g, 6 112 By Galveston — Clara White (T. Goulding). 

10028 Butte 51 f 1:08 Slow 4 111 4 :u 1-nies 6 Sirli'r.ofni ; II** 



7 8 J Meuipa 12 Cunair, Pro Realis, Fire 

7*J Mempa 9 C.W.Kennon, Littleton, D’nland 

2 2 Mempa 12 Merman, Maxsono, Grizzly Bear 

6*J Mempa 11 Littleton. OceanShore.Eth. Wicks 

9 ,J ). Mempa 12 Zia. Capt. Lindsley, Littleton 

5 4 i S’thoni 9 Tom.Murphy. P. Connor. Footloose 

5®i Mempha S Roberta, Hblabird. Bells 

6 6 7 i T Smith 9 Blondv, Commendation, G. Ball 

6 2 J 4*1 Pauley 12 M. Molett, L. Heywood. Lil. Ra.v 

4 1 3 2 f Imes 8 Kitty W.. Queen Ruth. Sneezer 

By Florist — Princess Annie (L. E. Bird). 

in 134 Pauley 11 M. Musgrave. Eastman, McAlan 

7 8 I A Murray 11 Minnie F., Regards. No Quarter 

4 4 i lteeansou 11 Prince Conrad, Gomul, MinnieF. 

4® Bezanson 8 Jeanne d’Arc. T. Faust, Secrete 

7 12 |Bezanson 11 Gosslper II.. Secrete. R. Mitchell 
9 9 » 1) Boland 10 G. Bear. L. of the Forest. Calla 
8 12 McMartin 8 Quick Trip, Phillistina. Evelina 
5 7 i J Murpliy 8 JennieNewman. SallieO’Day.Boas 
9 14 JPauley 11 Bob Farley, Jim Cafferata, Tahoe 

7 8 S Seldeu 8 D. Courage. Anne McGee. J. Sale 
8 8*i Curl 8 Marsand. Odelia, Camarada 

By Tim Payne — Escarola (F. E. Baird). 

7“ Corey !» King Radford. Y. Pansy, Gomul 

ll 23 Corey 11'BashfulBettie. Brigham. Moisie 

8 8 18 Skirvin 8 Silas Grump, R. Queen. Fatberola 

1} 4 s J E McEwen 0 Bully, Jessie Porter. Bula Welsh 

7 7 11 ll’ickens 7 B. Welsh. Velie Forty. Tellurium 
5‘ 4 4 i E McEwen 8 G.ofAllali, Ruby Sun, Tellurium 
l'i 4 3 | E McEwen 8 B. Welsh. Jes.Porter. MissHebert 
6 s 6 2I )E McEwen 7 El Palomar. Ruby Sun. Camia 

7 7 12 JE McEwen 7 Oldsmoblle, Phosphor’m, J. Porter 

4 2 5 s i E McEwen 6 V. Forty, R.Bonheur. Phosph’tum 
4 10 4 7 E McEwen 5 Gar. of Allah. Or.Blossom. Camia 

By Albert— Welsbach (D. E. Liddle). 

In 1 ".'..! Brown 11 Gossiper II., Secrete, R. Mitchell 
6® 6 9 -J Moore 7 Zia, Miss Rhoda, Rob’t Mitchell 
11 11 21 J Anderson 12 Banonica, Yo Solo, Miss Rhoda 



51 f 1:07 hvy 6 
54 f l:08%slop 15 
51 f l:06%fast 9-5 
3-4 1 :13%fast 12 
51 f l:07%fast 40 
5-8 l:00%fast 8 
3-4 1 :ll%fast 5 
3-4 1:14| fast 3 
51 f 1:061 fast 18-5 
51 f 1:06? fast 4 
51 f 1:05? fast 3-2 
61 f 1:061 fast 8-5 
51 f 1:061 good 31 
51 f 1:071 fast 2 
3-4 1:14? fast 4 
3-4 1:16 slow 9 
3-4 1:13? fast 30 
3-4 1:12? fast 30 

51 f 1 :07 hvy 4 
51 f l:0S%slop 21 
F C 1:10 fast 21-5 



9988 Butte 
9896 Butte 
9S3S Butte 
9646 Butte 
9602 Butte 
8084 C.d'Alene 
7504 Juarez 
7291 Juarez 
7261 Juarez 
7050 Juarez 
700S Juarez 
6936 Juarez 
6918 Juarez 
6840 Juarez 
6521 Pimlico 
6090 Laurel 
6032 Laurel 
5862 Laurel 
ENVY, h. f, 3 
99SS Butte 
9896 Butte 
9497 Butte 
9389 Butte 
5671 Helena 
4457 Butte 
4407 Butte 
4259 Butte 
4203 Butte 
4097 Butte 
39SO Salt Lake 
3716 Salt Lake 
PAJAROITA, c 
9871 Butte 
9072 Butte 
9027 Butte 
9516 Butte 
5680 Helena 



4932 Butte 51 f 1:09? slop 12 109 6 

4410 Butte 5? f 1:07? slow 23-5 109 C 

4335 Butte 5-8 1:00 fast 13-5 104 2 

TRANSPARENT, ch. g. 6 112 

9841 Butte 3-4 l:14%fast 5 lost 

9603 Butte 1 l:42%fast 5 104 

9519 Butte 3-4 1:14 fast 12 108 

8345 Tulsa 3-4mGOy l:20%fast 8 109 



5-8 1 :00%slow 2 


105 










lb C II Miller 


7 i 


5-8 1:02 fast — 


115 










l 2 Hill 


G 


5-8 1:02 slow 5 


115 


3 


1 


1 


li 


2>? Kirsch’m 


6 1 


6-8 1:01 slow 18-6 


115 


2 


1 


2 


24 


3 2 4 Kirsch’m 


6 ( 


5-8 1:01? slow 6? 


113 


2 


1 


1 


14 


14 Kirsch’m 


G 1 


1-2 47? fast 6 


109 


4 




2 


2*1 2‘ J Henry 


5 


41 f 54? mud 4 


111 


4 


1 


1 


l 3 


1J J Henry 


G 


1-2 47? fast 3 


106 


3 




1 


l'i 


24 Kirsch’m 


5 


1-2 47? fast 6 


105 


1 




1 


1» 


1* Buxton 


8 j 


h. g, 8 


118 








By Rey del Sierras- 


F C 1:10 good 8 


109 










4 4 1 E McEwen 


<; 


F C 1 :09%fast 1S-5 


108 










3 1 E McEwen 


0 


51 f l:0S%fast 6-5 


109 










l'i E McEwen 


<; 


5-8 1:01 fast 3 


110 










1'4 E McEwen 11 


51 f 1:07 fast — 


107 










14 A Murray 


8 


F C 1 :12? good 8-6 


106 


3 


3 


2 


3 2 


1* A Murray 


9 


51 f 1:09? slop 12 


109 


6 


6 


6 


4% 


5 7 A Murray 


7 


5? f 1:07? slow 23-5 


109 


6 


3 


3 




2 s Selden 


7 . 



4*i Imes (1 SirFretfnl, Simpsllla. Mrs Gamp 

2ok Bur’game 5 Pari. Boy, Americas, K. Harwood 
Mulligan 0 Lady Pauchita, Kuvr, Americas 

C 10 lMulligan 0 P.Streak. E.Harwooil. Pari llov 

4 4 1 Sielaff 8 Flo.Park, Sir Fretful, Parlor Bov 

r ®; Iud, san d L. Panchit a, Dad.GIp. S. Fretful 

6 Anderson 5 L. P’chita. M.Canoui'n. Platinum 

li o 2 J Kederis < Kootenay, I.Gen’man, I.ackrose 

?? 3 £ e !j er ! s t K1 Palomar. I. Gentleman. Iujnry 

J. i! L £ aretil - Kootenay. L.Panc'hit'a 

5 e ^ er ! s r f'? obnts . L. P’chita, M.Canom’n 

i t ^? der l !? r g-Panchita, Kootenay, E. Bryson 

li 3'4 Kirsch m o I. Gentleman. K. Roberts Furlong 

1* Kirsch’ m 6 ItioBrazos. ElPalomar. Pawhuska 

J Kederia t, h. Roberts, Upright. Luc. Allen 

S e< ? er , is 9 Besom. Himation. The Rascal 

« £5 Kw pr ! o f'-H <nlKh o Chemul n°. V. strome 

44 5® Kederis 9 Istdora, Rosseaux, Hoffman 

10 10 I8 4Kederls 10 Back Bay, Isidora. Rosseaux 
By Kenilworth— Mitten (Chanticler Stable). 

5 3 1 C H Miller 5 Pari. Boy. P.ofL’more. Americas 

; C H M to « It. P’chita, Americas. P.ofL nimv 

^ w m t Gi| .'’ L. Pauchita. F. Park 

1* Htn Millcr J P- Boy. Americus. M.Canomanu 



Truly Orlin Ivripp, C. d’Alene 



Ink 2» Seldeu 7 Little Jane. Chas. Goetz. Oxer 
By Smile— Little Pearl (M. Kennedy). 



DER OF DANCE, ch. g, 4 107 By Tanzmeister — Jessie Lee B. (C. T. Brownfield). 

13 Butte 54 f l:09Vislop 5 114 7" C Peak 12 Secrete, Star Blue. Medio 

16 Butte F C l:ll%fast 8 111 4 ! ; C Peak lo SusanF.. T'inghast. M.Musgrave 

il Butte F C l:lt%fast 7 105 • 5 4 J Kelsay 12 LoanShark, Regards. Iron Queen 

9 Butte 5) f 1:10 slow 10 106 3 2 J Kelsay 11 <). Leader. I,. Adelaide. M. Coghill 

0 Lagoon F C 1:18 mud 4 110 7 7 7 Pull. up. Rosen 7 J. Sale, M. Coghill. A. Sebueider 

2 Igrgoon 5-8 1:02 fast 2 100 8 5 7 5'| 21 Hill 11 B'g Bush. KingEarl, SamConnor 

iBANAN, hr. m, 5 105 By Joe Terry — Geisha Girl (J. A. Warren). 

3 C.d'Alene 54 f 1 :0S%slop 40 111 li 2 ” W Mclu’rel2 FarCathay, High Range. W.Bear 

8 C.d’Alene 5-8 l:01%good 20 lu9 10 14 W McIn’relO Ed G.. Queen Ruth, A. Slupskey 

2 Anaconda F C 1:17 slow 40 103 6 7 5 51 5 8 i McDowell 7 Originator, Littleton. L. Adelaide 

!6 Anaconda 51 f 1:14? hvy Co 105 7 7 7 7*“ 7 3 ‘ McDowell 8 C. W. Kennou. Kinfolks. Ulfrun 

THIRD RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (4.322 — 1 :0r> 7 /-. — 3 — 104.) 



8211 Tulsa 
8050 Tulsa 
7984 Tulsa 
7584 Juarez 
Tf.36 Juarez 
7505 Juarez 
7480 Juarez 
7441 Juarez 



64 f 1:24 good 21 
3-4 l:18%slow 8 
61 f 1:23 good 6-5 
3-4 l:13%fast 4 
1 1:39 fast 6 
3-4 1:13 fast 31 
3-4 1:14 fast 13-5 
3-4 l:15%slo\v 2 



S°^ ov ?" | J ncr a gg a n, > fa r y Emilv. Rue 

l; - !'.! llll - vl 'V' TallowDip. StarBluo 

K Smith < (JiuntiHor. .\f. Emily, In*, ♦•m-v 
P Brooks 6 Dominica, Cordova. The Wolf 

fJ-McGill, Dom’ca. W.of th.M’ng 
4 4 ! Gore 6 Duncraggan, Dominica. Cordova 

-.“a ^t, Slie , ar I’ ? L.M. Eckert, Phil M„| ir 

4-1 o 13 C Peak !• Angelus. F. G. Hogan. Hazel c 
6'1 8 lu lHalsey 10 Culinet. Compton. Wicket 
2'1 2 2 1 J McCabe !• tlcinniell, SirBarrv, Butter Kill 
2-1 3 3 J J McCabe 11 Colinet. Eck Davis. Gimli 
t 6 4 i Gross 10 Faneuil Hall, Gift. Zinkand ^ 

By Broomstick — Ethel Pace (Field Bros.) T* 

„„ 7 lnQuieta. F. Fashion. C. Brow* 

** w W T lor » Merrick, The Reach, Koval Dolly 
2 1 1- Estep 11 Adelaide T.. La Mode Paniniue i 
4 4 3 2 1 Estep » M. Katcham. La Mode G Post 

6)» 6 13 1E Martin 9 Jimmie Gill, Verena Prospect 
2i 3*1 VV W T’lori- A. Patricia, BculahS.. D w'.Brig-s 
5”*? Callahan 6 Gowell. S. of Danube. Douerail 
1 1* Loftus 7 O. Woman. Madelle, Daisy 1*1 a tt 

J J,, J'Oftus 11 Carpathla. Lurin. Katrine 
3? 2>J Loftus 8 Ma Salaame. Ask Ma. Ella Curry 
By Nasturtium — Hope On (S. Cameron). 

S ,4 4E Cotton 8 F.Fashion. M. Richards. G Friar 
8"? S Martin 9 T. Wolffarth, Decency ClaraW 
2'4 S Martin 11 Pajaroita. New Haven.’ Paru.Giri 
9'| Ormes 12 Decency, New Haven. Sixteen 
7 8 i L Jackson 7 Lt Knight. Ferrona. JohnR.Clay 
1* k Jackson 11 DogS tar. V’ngPausy, Lady Young 
6-J Ornuat 11 P. Electric. Cordova. Carondolet 
5>»JL Jackson C Ochre Con rl. Pitapat, The Wolf 
1 L Jackson 1 Til. Thoma§. J. Lamar, Y.Pausv 



TYREE, br. f. 3 

9471 Butte 3-4 l:14%fast 



2>i 2 2 4 J McCabe 9 Gemmell, SirBarrv. ' Bu 
3 2 1 3 3 i J McCabe 11 (.’•olinet. Eck Davis’ Giin 
7 6 4 1 Gross 10 Faneuil Hall, Gift. Zinku 



9233 Latonia 
9163 Latonia 
9074 Latonia 



3-4 l :13%fast 24 
3-4 l :19Vfemud 16-5 
3-4 1 :13Vsgood49-10 



8930 Latonia lm70y 1:44 fast 39-5 
8894 Latonia 3-4 1:13 fast 8 

6121 Latonia 5? f 1:10? hvy 4 

5577 DouglasPk 5J f 1:06? fast 6-4 

5445 DouglasPk 5? f 1:07? fast 3? 

5377 Douglas Pk 5-8 1:04 hvy 33-10 
EDNA, h. f, 4 

9898 Butte fij f 1 :09%slop 15 

9671 Butte 5J f 1 : 07% fast 7 

9516 Butte 5-8 1:01 fast 6 

9431 Butte 55 f l:08%slow 5 
3495 Okla.City 3-4 1:17? fast 12 
3381 Okla.City 3-4 1:16? fast 2 
3330 Ok. City Ab5-S 1:05 slow 18 
3265 Okla.City 61 f 1:32? hvy 21 
3193 Ok. City Ab5-8 1:04? slow 5 



6 7 l, ?Buxton 7 Tremargo, Chilla, No Quarter 
By Peter McCue — Flora V. (Harrison & Blakeley). 

l-’l Corey 7 Ferrona. Star Bine, Angelas 

4 4 1 Imes 8 F.G. Hogan. Ferrona. L.Har’nII. 

2' Corey 8 An. Interest. Ferrona. Sierra 

5 2 E MeEwenl2 L.Harrisonll., L.Pender. Aich’ist 
7 7 J Sielaff !» Frank G. Hogan, Mural. Tippy 

2 2 Pauley 6 BenStone. NoQuarter, JudgeSale 

5 5®i E McEwen 6 Dorbie, S. Shapiro, F. G. Hogan 
4 4 2 2 E McEwen 8 Hazel C.. Velie Forty. Yo Solo 

7 4 4 J O’Brien 10 Doc Allen, P. Henderson. Free 

6 6"? Hill 7 Definite, Delaney, Trojan Belle 

2'1 1“ Gross 10 Venetian. Oc’n Queen. MiltJones 

By Balgowan — Sebastians (F. M. Hopper). 

2 1 ?. Ormes 8 A. Slupskey. B. Farley. L.Ha’nll. 

6 i4 Ormes 10 Jonathan, J.H.Barr. CouutryBoy 
2j Ormes 12 Rue. Ferrona, No Quarter 
5®i Bur’game 10 Buss, F. G. Hogan, Anne McGee 
Bur’game 11 I. Queen. J. H. Barr. ParnellGirl 
6 10 Hill 8 Melts. Gaty Fallen. Flying 

5 s 3 1 ! Pauley 7 Gaty Pallen, King Elk. Balcliff 
4 2 3 1 J Pauley 7 Mandadero, Hannis, Shoot.Spray 
38 4 2 Pauley 6 DutehRock, Lescar. F. G. Hogan 
2 4 l 1 Pauley 8 Gaty Fallen. Balcliff. SugarLump 
lb jh Pauley 7 Stare. Gift. Dutch Rock 

5 2 4 2 Halsey 8 Abound. Odelia. Balcliff 
By Cunard — Orsova (D. Hogan 1. 

7 5 Corey 11 Parnell Girl, Bash. Bettie. Ed B. 

21 C H Miller 9 OldCoin, J’.H.Barr, Bash. Bettie 
8 12 C H Miller 8 J.H.Barr. Angelus. Bash. Bettie 
1} C H Miller 9 L.Harrisonll.. Roberta. Q.Ruth 
5 2 J C H Miller12 Rue. Balronia. Ferrona 
3*5 C H Millerl2 Decency, New Haven. Roberta 

5 3 6" Cavan’gb 7 Pickaninny. Rosenta. Calla 

C 6 9 Corey 6 Dr. Neufer. Tube Rose. The Fad 

5 5 10 Corey 5 Jack Stryker, Visible. Lescar 

1J Cavan’gh 7 Clara W.. O.Cun'gham, Kinfolks 
3 1 ? Cavan’gh 12 L. Stalwart, II. Hand, L. Adelaide 



FIFTH RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (4.°,22 — 1:05%— .1 104.) 



FRANK G. HOGAN, b. *. 6 

9961 Butte 5? f 1 9f7%slow '7-3 

9774 Butte 5? f 1:08 fast 9-5 

9648 Butte 5? f 1:07 fast 3 

9566 Butte 5? f 1 :08y 5 rast 9-5 

9472 Butte 3-4 l:14%fast 31 

9252 C.d’Alene 5? f l:07%fast 3^2 
8996 C.d’Alene 5? f l:0S%fast 9-5 
8761 C.d’Alene 5* f l:0S%fast 3 
8549 C.d'Alene 6i f l:08%good 6 
8410 C.d’Alene 5-8 1:02 fast 4-6 
8307 C.d’Alene 5J f 1:08 fast 8-6 
8186 C.d’Alene 5-8 l:01%fast 3? 
80S1 C.d’Alene 5) f l:0S%fast 17-10 
8009 C.d’Alene 5J f 1 :09%fast 6-5 
7911 C.d’Alene 3-4 l:13%fast 3 
7835 C.d’Alene 3-4 1:15 fast 41-10 



By Hawkswick— Wedding Day (Park Stable). 

K McEwen 8 Ferrona, L.Harrisonll.. Ramsv 
Z-f k 4,< ' twel1 ‘ Follane, Tim Judge. Roller la 



8 Lu. Allen. Abound. Thistle Belie 
8 Rich. Reed. L.Stalwart. B. Myer 



7911 C.d’Alene 3-4 l:13%fast 3 
7835 C.d’Alene 3-4 1:15 fast 41-10 
ANNUAL INTEREST, oh. g. 7 

9924 Butte F C 1:12 slow 15 
9807 Butte 5-8 1 :00%fast 30 

9566 Butte 51 f 1 :08%fast 15 

9431 Butte 5J f 1 :08%slow 8 

8339 Tulsa Ab5-S 1:01 good 2 

8267 Tulsa Ab7-8 l:32%slow 7 

8126 Tulsa Ab5-S l:03%hvy 8 

8043 Tulsa 3-4 l:17%fast 6 

7990 Tulsa 3-4 1:17%fast 6-5 

7978 Tulsa Ab 5-8 1:01 slow 40 

CLARA W.. ch. m. 5 
9991 Butte F C l:10%hvy 8 

9956 Butte 5) f 1 :07%good 12 

9775 Butte 5-8 l:00%fast 12 

9671 Butte 5? f l:07%fast 10 

9627 Butte 51 f l:0S%fast 25 

949S Butte 3-4 1:14 fast 20 

9386 Butte 5-8 l:02%slow 3 

9227 C.d’Alene 
9195 C.d'Alene 
9090 C.d’Alene 
8941 C.d'Alene 



< J rr 'i’ s , s Newllaveu, CountrvBov. Ferrona 
2'i 1 . -S Is - Queen. Tint Judge.’ c’trv Bov 

Si V. 1 19 P ,ISS- Anne McGee. Golf Ball 

D°J a,u l ‘ Buss. Cuuair. Fort Johnson 
Ji r, orsyGl 9 Tippy, Percy Henderson 

li t 0r8y H* J Thistle Belle, Eddie Mott 

*>" II l° rSyt , l i Tremargo. Buss. Rosenta 

?! Forsyth 9 Canapa. Pontefract, Briton 
^ Mojesw h 9 S. Shapiro. Kid North. Delcassv 

I? 3 | Molesw h 6 Dorbie. Sadie Shapiro. V Forty 

v ^ *1 i Tremargo. Compton, Lookout 
4"k 4-1 Forsxth 8 Rue. Masalo, Acoliu 
Ik 9 Dutch Roek Lescar. Balronia 

1® 3 1 i Forsyth 5 MiltJones. Dutch Rock. Compton 
By Marchmont II.— Eight P. C. (M. Kennedy). 

4 3 J Donovan 7 Buss. Thistle Belle. Duncraggan 
l 1 Donovan 8 Ramsy, Ferrona Sierra 

» Js. Queen, TimJudge. F.G. Hogan 
5 J E Smith 1- Decency, New Haven, Sixteen 
Broobs 5 pri Lad, Ar. Bowen. Arrowshaft 
6 l2 JG°re b L.M.Eek’t. D.M’gom’y. .T.I’at’son 

2‘ 1 Prior 5 Rus.McGill. L.M. Eckert. TlieFad 
12 1 Gore VPrlKht. Furlong. Rus. McGill 

h S JLih, - {- R - . ( ; la f.’ 9 r ? McGee. Fl.v. Pearl 

2 2 L Smith 1 Useeit. Upright. Furlong 

By Sir Hercules— Grand Shot (Kirkman & Warren). 

w P‘ sc f? er 2 Waldo. Mandadero 

2 2 J W Fischer 8 N. Haven. L.Shark. T. Wolffarth 
:« 4 ii W Fischer 8 Gimli. Simpsllla. Thistle Belle 
3 1 ? W Fischer 9 T. Wolffarth. Decencv. I. Queen 
3’j W Fischer 6 Pajaroita. TightBov. This. Belle 
4 3 > W Mcln’re 8 Duncraggan. T.Belle, NoQuarter 
W Mcln’rell l.Queen. J. H. Barr. ParnellGirl 
2-i W Mein re 7 Zenotek. Roberta, Downland 
?! McEwen G Doncaster. Ft. Johnstown, J’th.in 
Ik ff c f n . re ,:f Dorbi «. Roberta. Southern Gold 
7? if. Mcln relO M. Jimmie. Country Boy, Roberta 

1- Wi Mein relO L. Bud. L. Harrisonll. Sterlin 

S* cI ?' re P ) P rb » Smile. Short Cut. C. Brown 
1 2 J lb w Fischer 8 Lookout, Tillinghast, Rosenta 

luk 57 w Fischer 8 Zinkand. Burnell. Auto Girl 

By Tim Payne — Gano Belle (Conroy & Alexander). 
2*1 „\Y Mcln’re 7 Boh Farley. Regards. MiltJones 
7 “ Mein re 8 A. Slupskey. Balronia. BobFarley 
1,1 J ’ CountryBov, Follane 

*«“ St. e ,* !ltr 8 Is. Queen, TimJudge, F.G. Hogan 

Mill 8 T. Belle. Binocular. F. Fashion 

2,IS e , Ia £ G Doncaster. .ClaraW.. Ft.Johnst’11 
8 1J Sielaff 8 E. Hamilton. T.Wolf’th. M.Heb’t 

2? Sielaff 8 Canapa. Rue. Prince Philsthorpe 

» 7 Sielaff 8 S. Alvescot. E. Harwood. T. Belle 

li V, 5! el , a « TJosiris. Chilla. Tellurium 

J! S! e j a J 5 Tremargo, Compton. Gat.v Pallen 

if” if Sielaff 9 \\ aslella, Yo Solo. Abe Slupskey 

3h 4 4 Ormes 9 R. Posey. Hazel C.. Sid. Peters' 

4*> 9®® A Murray 9 Masalo. Melts, Susan F. 

5 4 6' 8 Bezanson G Binocular, HelenN.. A. Schneider 

7* 7 12 ?.I Hanover 8 Evelina. Rosenta. Clara W. 

By John F — Oxalis (Missouri Stable). 

43 5*3 Pickens 7 Aut. Rose. P. Henderson. Adena 

6* 3 4 .) E McEwen 7 Baby Doll. Dutch Courage. Buri 

6* 6 7 J Pickens 7 Helena. Lillian Rav. Dahlgren 

i 1 VI Pickens s Eel. Free, Dahlgren 

2? 2b E McEwen G Ada Meade, Critic. Buri 

3® 1“ Hill 7 F. Johnson. Dahlgren. D.Courag^^ 

7 J 5 2 W Gargan 8 F. Johnson, Binocular, M.R'dolph 

:u l'l E McEwen 8 Florence S.. Rosenta. 1,. Loundes 

4? 4 2 ? W Gargan 8 Lillian Ray. Binocular. Zool 

4 l 5 2*5 Carter 12 P. Henderson. Cole, Wild Bear 

7 6®3 Carter 9 Rubieonll., Wilt’deS.. G.M’mont 

3* 3 8 IV Gargan 5 D. Courage Hmrh Cmi- IV I....... 



4 3 i Donovan 

1 1 Donovan 
6®5 E Smith 
5 5 J E Smith 
4 5 5 R Brooks 
6 l2 JGore 

2‘ F Prior 
5 8 ? Gore 

1 2 Gore 

2 2 E Smith 



9227 C.d’Alene 3-4 l:14%slop 1 
9195 C.d'Alene 3-4 1:14 slop 35 
9090 C.d’Alene 3-4 1 :15%slop 4J 
8941 C.d’Alene 5-S l:02%mud 5 
8902 C.d’Alene 55 f l:0S%fast 7 
S790 C.d’Alene 55 f l:08%fast 30 
C471 Lagoon 5-8 1:08? mud 5 

6446 Lagoon 6-8 1:06? mud 2 

JONATHAN, h. g, 4 
10029 Butte 5J f 1 :08%slow 45 

9895 Butte 65 f 1 :09%slop 11-5 

9704 Butte 5-8 1:01 fast 25 

9566 Butte 55 f l:08%fast 4 



9251 C.d’Alene 55 f l:07%fast 
9195 C.d’Alene 3-4 1:14 slop 



3389 C. d'Alene 5? 1 1)09? alow 



7 8“'}McDon’ld 12 Safranor. Quid Nunc, C. Tucker 
G 2 6®i Kederis 9 Camia. Hasson, Living Mose 

8 8 1 * Haynes 8 Napa Njck. Eye White. Freewill 
4 2 2 2 McDon’ld 8 Serenade. Sterlin. Mercurium 

7 7'®5Nathan 7 A. Interest. U.J.Gra.v, DrimarLad 
By Peep o'Day — Reve Royal (Glover & Reasoner). 
2'5 M M’thews II Pam. Girl. B. Bettie, Gossiperll. 
4*j Bur’game s ParnellGirl. NewHaven. Follane 
6 2 1 Sielaff 9 Sixteen. L.Harrisonll.. Roberta 

2’5 Sielaff 11 FrogEye, MaryO’Day, G’dlntent 
8 8 5 Sielaff 11 l.Queen. .T. H. Barr. ParnellGirl 
4“i Sielaff 10 Eagle Wing. S. Grigsby. Neville 
1‘ Sielaff 12 SaiuGrigsby. Dromi. LadyPender 
3' Sielaff 11 Rightl.'tle, Qn’nRuth, S.Grigsby 
97 si » ormes 10 G. Intent. GoldPoint, Cli.Brown 
12 H 1 * Tapllu 12 Visible. Rue Beda 
1*| 2* C Grand 7 Descend’ t, B’s’ker. L.of t. F’eat 



8924 C.d’Alene 5-8 l:01%fast 11-5 
8817 C.d’Alene 3^ l:14%fast 18-5 
8510 C.d’Alene 5-8 l:01%slow 45 
8392 C.d’Alene 3-4 l:13%fast 2 
8262 C.d’Alene 3-4 l:14%slow 5 
8119 C.d’Alene 5-8 l:01%fast 8 
7913 C.d’Alene 5-8 l:01%fast 29 
6532 Lagoon 6-8 1:10? hvy 15 
6510 Lagoon F C 1:21 hvy 3 
fi.30.3 Tjtgrvxn 6-8 1:03 mud 6 
ELSEWHERE, b. f. 4 
4685 Vancouver 3-4 1:14? fast — 
4439 Vancouver 7-8 1 :27? fast — 
4341 Vancouver 3-4 1:18 slop 
4158 Vancouver 54 f 1:07? fast 
4041 Vancouver 3-4 1:14? fast 
3917 Vancouver 3-4 1:14? fast 
3S17 Vancouver 5J f 1 :0S? fast 
3796 Vancouver 5-8 1:02? fast 
3633 Vancouver 51 f 1 :09 fast 
3210 C. d’Alene 5-8 1:02 fast 



3633 Vancouver 51 f 1 :09 fast — 
3210 C. d’Alene 5-8 1:02 fast 9 
3067 C. d’Alene 5? f 1:08? fast 30 
2981 C. d’Alene 3-4 1:15? mud 13 



FOLLANE. ch. 


f. 3 




103 


By John F. — Jane ! 


10027 Butte 


F C 1:12 slow 


16 


10X 


8 7 Pen’gast 


8 


9837 Butte 


5-8 l:01Vsfast 


6-5 


109 


3*J Pauley 


8 


9774 Butte 


5J f 1 :0S fast 


13-5 


105 


1*4 Pauley 


7 


9704 Butte 


5-8 1:01 fast 


4 


105 


4 3 i Donovan 


10 


9630 Butte 


F C 1:11 fast 


4 


101 


5 s Donovan 




5469 Butte 


3-4 1 :14%fast 


7 


104 


1® Pauley 


0 


9386 Butte 


5-8 1 :02%slow 


10 


104 


4 3 | E Smith 


11 


9248 1 ’.d’Alene 


5-8 1:01 fast 


8 


108 


14 Pen’gast 


!> 


9058 C.d’Alene 


54 f 1 OS fast 


20 


103 


10" Bezanson 


n 


8993 C.d’Alene 


54 f 1 :0X fast 


15 


101 


7 13 Gentry 




8525 Tulsa 


Ab5-8 1 :01%good 


1 


ItXl 


1b K Smith 


7 


8456 Tulsa 


Aba- 8 1:02 good 1 


97 


X 4 Gentry 


%> 



Buss, Great Friar, Mandadero 



1*1 Pauley 
7 8 J Sielaff 
6®5 Hill 
4 3 5 Sielaff 
8 4 ® Sielaff 
25 Sielaff 
6 7 Sielaff 
4= 6> 2 Sielaff 
l 4 1‘ Sielaff 
l 2 i 1} Sielaff 
3 h 4 4 Ormes 
4 1 * 9“* A Murray 
5 4 6 18 Bezanson 



Lescar. Bob Farley, Hazel C 
Doll Hoy, Capt. Gray. BelleBird 



FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. 1913. 



DAILY RACING FORM. 



ABE SLUPSKEY. b. g. 



9S95 Butte ;.l i I :o9%slop 

!N>45 Hullo b[ | l HS'4fasl 

ilfiOl Hutto F t ■ , il%fast 

9SSK Hullo .VS I ■ : V,slov\ 

9178 t'.d'Alciio 5-S ! :i'l :> *KOO(l 
9057 C.d’Alene S-4 l:14%tast 
8902 C.d'Alone it f 1 :i ; S%fast 
8204 C. d'Alene 3-4 1:16 mud 
8119 C.d’Alone 6-8 l:0!%fast 
7933 C.d'Alone 5-8 1:02 fast 
BEVERSTEIN. ch. g. 7 
9987 Hutto 5-S l:ol%hvy 



397.7 Hutto 
9S37 Hutto 
9737 Butte 
9629 Hutto 
9566 Butte 
9398 Butte 
9373 C.d'Alone 
9324 C.d’Alone 
9174 C.d’Alone 



5 S 1:01 --.good 
7.-8 l:01%fast 
7.-8 1:01 fast 
a 8 I "lVI'asi 
7. A i l:0S%fast 
5-8 l:02%slow 
5-8 l:01%fast 
GJ f l:U8%slop 
5-8 1 !02%good 



MEDIO, b. ni. 


7 




106 








10027 liutle 


F C 1:12 slow 


50 


108 








9958 Butte 


51 f 1:09 slow 


2 


108 








9893 Butte 


51 f 1 :09%slop 


6 


Ts 








9773 Butte 


1 1:42 fast 


20 


106 








9705 Butte 


1 1 :42%fast 


30 


106 








9644 Butte 


3-4 1 :14 fast 


10 


104 








9431 Butte 


5J f l:08%slow 


8 


107 








8527 Tulsa 


3 4 l:lS%good 


2 


107 








8489 Tulsa 3- 


4m50y 1:21 good 


2 


109 








8401 Tulsa 


A 1)5-8 1 :01%good 


15 


110 








8289 Tulsa 


Ab5-8 1 :0_%slow 


10 


115 








8240 Tulsa 


Ab5-8 l:06%hvy 


3 


ID 








8144 Tulsa 


A 1(5-8 l:02%slow 


4 


105 








81t)o Tulsa 


Ah5-S l:06%mud 


4 


113 








SUSAN F.. ch. 


m, G 




106 








1001(1 Butte 


5-8 1 :01%good 


5 


112“ 








9736 Butte 


F C 1 :ll%fast 


0 


113 








9604 Butte 


F C l :ll%fast 


K> 


104 








9467 Butte 


3 4 l:15%fast 


41 


M4 








6532 I -a goon 


5-S 1:10* hvy 


7 


109 


4 


2 


3 


6494 l-agoon 


1 1 :55? mud 


20 


MS 


2 1 


2 


4 


(•446 l^igoon 


5-8 1 :U62 mud 12 


110 


7 


5 


7 


fi694 >ielena 


5-S 1 :oo* fast 


— 


106 








5883 Helena 


7-8 1:30 fast 


— 


109 








5227 Anaconda 


3 -4 1:17 good 30 


109 


8 


8 


S 


5162 Anaconda 


i FC 1:12? fast 


4 


107 


1 


2 


3 


6116 Anaconda 


F C 1 :12s good 30 


109 


4 


4 


4 


4775 Butie 


1 1 :41* last 


12 


107 


7 6 


B 


4 


4598 llutte 


1 1:41 fast 


80 


106 


S 8 


5 


4 


4565 Butte 


5-8 59? fast 


60 


107 


9 


8 


9 


4375 Butte 


3-4 1:16? hvy 


25 


107 


5 


G 


4 



GOSSIPER II., ch. m. 11 



By Golden Badge— Rubescent (H. Foss). 

l'j Itur’game S Balronla. H. Farley. L.Harr’nII. 

l"® Bur’ game 12 Queen Until. Kitt.vW.. TmiyFausi 

ll 1 * Itiir’ganie 12 I.oanSliark. Regards. iron Queen 

:'i Kiir’ganie 12 Beverstein. I. .Shark. Gossiperll 

3‘ A Murray III Kil li., Queen Ruth. Sam Gngsl.y 

3»i Cavanglt 11 A. McGee. Sorrowful. Mercuriuni 

8” Cavan’gh 10 Clara W.. L. Hud. I.. Harrison II. 

1 2 J 1* Cavan’gh 10 1’. Connor, .1. Newman. Tal. Dip 

4 s 4 5 Cavan’gh !t Jonathan. Wastella. Yo Solo 

it* 5®J Cavan’gh 7 Gold. Agnes. Phil Connor. Y'oSolo 

By The Puritan — May Easter (R. M. Hollenbeck!. 
6®i Hezanson !• Old Coin. Sixteen. .T. H. Harr 

4 1 g Hezanson 11 Kritou. Angelns. Decency 

5 4 | E McEwen S ParnellGirl. XewHaven. Follane 

4” Hezanson 7 T. Hello. Tight Hoy. John Hurie 

3®| Hezanson N Fancy. Parnell Girl. Patriotic 

8'" Pauley S Is. Queen. TiniJudge, F.G. Hogan 

13 Hezanson 12 A.Slupskey. L. Shark. G’siperll. 

3" Hill S l.yte Knight, Daltlgren, Droml 

710 Pon’gast S Huas. Phil Connor, Fire 

2t‘ Pen’gast 11 Bumuterlll.. AutoGirl. W.Bear 

By Bannockburn — Lucille Bramble (G. W. Strauser). 
7.* M M’ thews 8 Fancy. T. Belle, F. Fashion 

I s Bur’ game 12 L. Adelaide. .Toe Woods. Idttn 

3®J Dawson 12 Secrete. Star Blue. I.ord Clinton 

t; ' " Donovan 11 Golf Hall. Tallow Dip. Forge 

4 4 J B H’son 10 Mon. Don. Leldgh, Dublin John 

6” Hezanson 8 Tim Judge. Lesear. J. H. Karr 

G'J Hezanson 12 Decency. New Haven, Sixteen 

6" S Martin 10 M. Kennedy. S. Sam. D. Allen 

1* S Martin 8 Plantland. Lew Hill. Mag. Mack 

3 2 ? S Martin 7 Arrowsliaft. LailyYoung, Ferrona 

6 s It Brooks 7 A.Bowan, J. It. Clay. Billikins W. 

5* Gore 0 Iron Queen. Aut.Rose. Col. Austin 

1J Gore 8 Doll Hoy. Plantland. Ben Sand 

2" McCowan 8 Plantland, Rio Pecos, Tot Lee 

By Rubicon — Chartreuse II. (J. Farrin). 
in'" Grilles 11 Parnell Girl. Bash. Iiettio. Ed T,. 

I 'A E McEwen 10 T'liast. M.Musgrave, o.of Dance 
11" Pauley 12 ltue. Balronla. Ferrona 
3 3 Pauley 10 MontaukDou, Ferrona, M.Coghill 

2'J 3 7 Mulligan 0 Masalo, Melts, Pretty Soon 

6 6 M Pauley I! J. Walton. Flor’eeA.. T.B.D’ghter 

7J 8' 2 JRiddle s /inkand. Burnell, AutoGirl 

9 12 Salvage. Originator. Sir Barry 

10 1 7* Flying. Gretehei.G.. C.W.Kennon 

8 7" II Radtke S Orha Smile. The Monk. Tremargo 

3'J l 1 11 Itadtke s S. Barry. Banonica. Good Intent 

5 4 G-'A H Radtke s Billy Myer. Tint Judge. BenStone 

5®J 7“ Anderson S Milt Jones. Hawley, Miss Korn 

4 1 A 2" Anderson 8 The Monk. Ossinn. Hammeraway 

9 9 2 " Anderson 0 LaCazadura. L.Tendi. Clias.Goetz 

4 2 J 4’J Anderson 6 Cool, Definite, Lesear 

By Colonel Wheeler — Confidante (H. Brandon). 



3®j Hezanson 
8 Pauley 
13 Bezanson 
3- Hill 
71# Pen’gast 
21* Pen’gast 



3 3 J Dawson 
G 10 Donovan 
4 4 J B H'son 
6” Hezanson 
G'J Bezanson 



3 2 ? S Martin 
6 s It Brooks 
5* Gore 
1J Gore 
2* McCowan 



6 6' 4 Pauley 

71 8' 2 JRiddle 



loolo 


Butte 


5-8 


l:01%good 60 


107 


4'J Marco 


11 


Parnell Girl. Bash. Bettie. Ed B. 


9895 


Butte 


5J f 


1 :09>sslop 


25 


110 


6®J Corey 


S 


A.Slupskey. Balronla. BobFarley 


9702 


Butte 


5-8 


1:02 fast 


4 


10S 


l 3 Pauley 


11 


Secrete, IJobt. Mitchell. C.Green 


9601 


Butte 


F C 


1 :tl%fast 


7 


102 


10* 4 Ormes 


12 


LoanShark. Regards, iron Quean 


9388 


Butte 


5-8 1 :02%slow 


8 


103 


4 2 J -T Nelson 


12 


Beverstein. A.Slupskey, L. Shark 


9837 : 


Hutch’ n 


A 1)5-8 


1 103 hvy 


1-2 


108 


2 s Hufnagel 


f> 


Hnvroek. L. Coventry, Kan. Lad 


98316 


Hutcli’n 


Ab5-S 


1 :01 fast 


4 


103 


2'J Ramsey 


7 


Outfielder, Ringer. BlackDomino 



BRITON, br. g, 5 

10010 Butte 5-S 1 :01%good 7 

9957 Butte 5-8 l:01%good 10 

9806 Butte lm20y 1 :43%fast 2 
94174 Butte lm20y l:43%fast 8 
9565 Butte 1 l:41%fast 12 

9472 Butte 3-4 l:14%fast 7 

9304 C. d’Alene 3-4 1:14 fast 12 
927.1 C.d’Alene 51 f l:07%fast 10 
9196 C. d’Alene 5-8 1 :01%slop 1 



9157 C. d'Alene 
9061 C.d'Alene 



3-4 1 :14 fast 
3-4 l:14%fast 



By Lithos — Lady Winkle (D. J. McDermid). 

8 T lntes 11 Parnell Girl, Bash. Bet tic. Ed B. 

1J Imes 11 Angelns. Decency. Beverstein 

4 4 J lutes 8 C’rex. Nannie McDee, McAlan 

5*f Bezanson 8 Flying. Footloose. Lesear 

2 s Imes 10 Flying. Lehigh. Ora McGee 

9"£Inies 10 Buss. F. G. Ilogan, Anne McGee 

3 5 Imes 5 Fitzgerald. Doncaster. F. Fashion 

5* lutes S T. Belle. Binocular. F. Fashion 

3 2 J Imes 7 Sadie Shapiro. Old Coin. V. Forty 

2' Gentry 7 Char. Brown, Tremargo. Dorble 

l 2 Imes 8 WiitrudeS., NoQuarter, D.S’ford 



SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (07704 — 1 :.3S% — 0 — 118.) 



EDWIN T. FRYER, b. h. 9 

997.9 Butte 1 1-16 1 :49%slow 3 
8907 C.d'Alene 1 l:42%fast 2 

8678 C.d’Alene 1 l:42%fast 15 



6272 l .a goon 
6194 l^agoon 
6138 Lagoon 
4806 Butte 
4212 Butte 



1 1:414 fast 9 
lin20y 1:421 fast 5 
1 1:41| fast 8 
lnt20y 1 :42g fast 4 
1 1:42? fast 6 



27,83 ('.d’Alene 1 1-16 1 :4Sg fast 8 111 

2229 C. d’Alene 1 1:41? fast 4J 111 

2128 < \ d’ Alene 1 1-16 1 : 4Sg fast 7 111 

2067 C. d'Alene 1 1:44 slop 7 112 

98908 C.d’Alene 1 1-4 2:09? good 3 101 

98847 Od’Al’ne 1 1-16 1:491 slow 25 102 

BEN UNCAS. b. h. 6 107 

10008 Butte 1 1 16 1 :4S%goodll-10 107 
997.9 Butte 1 116 l:49%sloW 3A 107, 
9869 Butte 1 l‘.tf%gOOd 10 112 

7428 Juarez 1 l:47%hvy 8 112 

7328 Juarez 1 1:44? slow 7 115 

7302 Juarez 1 1:50? hvy 7-5 115 

7075 Juarez 1 1:40 fast 13 108 

TotS Juarez 1 1:39* fast 12 108 

6964 Juarez 1 1-8 1:54? fast 10 105 

6940 Juarez 1 1:41? fast 10 111 

6910 Juarez 1 1-8 1:57* slow 10 105 

6891 Juarez 1 1:471 hvy 5 108 

THE MONK, blk. g. 6 107 

lnoTO Butte lm20y l:43%fast 9-5 lio 

loot I Butte lm20y l:43%good 8-5 107 

9954 Butte 1 l:42%slow 4 109 

9869 Butte 1 1 :41%good 2J 112 

9773 Butte 1 1:42 fast 9-5 108 



By Juvenal — Speedy (F. Wallhauser). 

l'A Bur' game 9 B. Ultras. .M'afferata, M.Musg've 

4 4 J Murplty !> Discolit’t. Footloose, Voladay Jr. 

2 n 1) Boland 7 Ada Meade. Lehigh. South. Gold 

7“ 4 7 } McDowell !> Engraver. Royal River. Elgin 

5 s 5"A McDowell 7 Flying. Rota. Lawn 

7 6'°JMcDow’ll 7 Shooting Spray, Flying, Elgin 

7 7 14 JMcl)owell 7 Ortia Smile. K. Moving. Oblivion 

2* 1* Buxton (5 Jack Stryker, Cabin, Fore Guard 

4 4 7 Leeds 4 Discont’t. M'gomery, I). Enrique 

2’J If Leeds 8 Layminster. H.Uncas. E. Stewart 

3 3 2‘ Leeds 4 Discontent, I/minster, Zoroaster 

3‘J 3*4 I.eeds 0 Abound, Ben Uncas, Maizie Girl 

3'J 3®J Buxton 6 Rake, Ocean Qneen. Dick Baker, 

luk ill Buxton G Figent. Tbe Monk. Rosevale. 

By Contestor — Miss Uncas (H. T. Batchelei). 



l 2 i Grilles 
2 1 i Ormes 
3 4 J Ormes 
4 4 4"J C Peak 
9 10- 4 AC Peak 
2 4 2 1 - A Bore I 
9 8"jGross 
7 6 7 Kederis 

3 4 3 1 4 Gross 
6 0 4 Loftus 

4'J 4" Molesw’h 
3 s 2? Molesw’h 



By Fatherless — Eliza Russell (Pontius & Boland). 



2 4 Im«*s 
1 2 A Bezanson 
3«> Sielaff 
4“ 3 SielatT 
9 ,3 iOra»es 



9499 


Butte 


1 l:41%fast 8 


107 








7>®i 


'.Ormes 


7 


9092 


C.d’Alene 


5J f l:08%slop 60 


112 








6 7 J 


Btir'game 




5879 


Igigoon 


3-4 1:16 mud 6-6 


112 


3 


4 


3 


2 2 1 2 s 


1) Boland 


<; 


5276 


Anaconda 


3 4 1 :15* fast 9-5 


111 


4 


4 


2 


21 2® 


1) Boland 


s 


53-7 


Anaconda 


3-4 1:17 good 4 


111 


0 


6 


4 


3’ 2b 


D Boland 


R 


4598 


Butte 


1 1:41 fast 1 


109 


,*J 


2 2 


1 


1 2 J 1® 


D Boland 


8 


4459 


Butte 


61 f 1:22? slow 5 


111 


7 


6 4 


4 


4 2 2® 


1) Boland 


8 



!t Mon. Don. Decency. Footloose 
8 Golf Ball, .Toe Woods, Roberta 
8 Nan. McDee. Sleepland. Yvonne 
1<* Patriotic. Arbutus. Ren Uncas 



Cool. Sleepland. Briton 



ARBUTUS, ch. m. 5 

10069 Butte lm20y 1 :43%fast 6 

9869 Butte 1 l:41%good 6 



By Holstein — Rose Mary (C. Whitcomb). 



9869 Butte 
9773 Butte 
9670 Butte 
9644 Butte 
9499 Butte 
9.391 Butte 
4598 Butte 
4517 Butte 
4378 Butte 
4324 Butte 
4260 Butte 
4185 Butte 



1 1:42 fast 18-5 
1 l:42%fast 3-2 
3-4 1:14 fast 30 
1 1 :41%fast 20 
3-4 1 :15%slow 3o 
1 1:41 fast 7 
7-8 1:27* fast 40 
7-8 1:29| hvy 12 
7-8 1:27? fast 7-5 
lm20v 1:44? slow 25 
1 1:43 fast 2? 



MADELINE MUSGRAVE. hr. m, 7 

10025 Butte 1 1 :43%SloW 3? 

9959 Butte 1 1-16 l:49%slow 4 
9921 Butte lm2o.v 1 :46%slow 6 

9869 Butte 1 l:41%good 7 

9809 Butte 5-8 l:00%fast 9 

9736 Butte F C l:11%fast 4 

9601 Butte F C l:ll%fast 12 

9431 Butte 5J f l:08%slow 15 

6475 Lagoon F C 1:18* mud 15 

6432 Lagoon F C 1:16? hvy 15 

6335 lagoon F C 1:14 mud 8 

GOLF BALL. b. h. 9 
loon Butte lm20y 1 :43%good 41 

9963 Butte lm20y l:43%slow 20 

9925 Butte lm20v 1 :45%slow 8 

9773 Butte 1 1:42 fast 20 

9700 Butte 5-8 l:01%fast 6 

9627 Butte 5? f 1 :OS(2fast 100 
9472 Butte 3-4 l:14%fast 20 



29 3 4 h Rooney 



2" k A Murray 
5 s 3 Ch’neau 
5 4 i Donovan 
3 2 J Donovan 
4 2 ? Ch’neau 
8" Cli’ nea u 
6 4 7 ,7 iGroUi 



9963 Butte 1 

9925 Butte 1 

9773 Butte 
9706 Butte 
9627 Butte 
9472 Butte 
9278 C.d’Alene 
9196 C.d’Alene 
8943 C.d’Alene 
8762 C.d’Alene 
CREX, b. g, 5 
10070 Butte 1 

9925 Butte 1 

9806 Butte 1 

9670 Butte 
9429 Butte 



; 7 8 1 :28%fast 15 

■ 5 s l :01’4slop 12 

> 1 l:4:W 5 mud 6 

5 3-4 l:15%fast 20 

5 

lm20y 1 :432sfast 7 
lm20y l:45%slow 1# 
lm20y 1 :43%l'ast 6 

1 l:42y 5 fast 8 
54. f 1 :10 slow 40 





C.d'Alene 


5-8 1 :02%fast 


20 


112 










7520 


Juarez 


3-4 l:13%fast 


12 


112 


11 




n 


11 


7259 


Juarez 


1 1:41 fast 


5J 


113 


5 


7 


7 


6 


7^0 


Juarez 


1 1 :47? mud 8 


107 


4 


6 


5 


5 


7075 


Juarez 


1 1:40 fast 


8 


105 


9 


9 


8 


8 


COPPERFIELD, 


ch. g, 12 




107 










10084 


Butte 


F (’ 1 :12%fast 


12 


110 










hnhio 


Butte 


5-8 l:01%fast 


100 


112 










9734 


Butte 


F C l:12%fast 


20 


115 










9618 


Butte lm70y 1 :47 fast 


60 


104 










9467 


Butte 


3-4 l:15%fast 


50 


110 










JOE 


WOODS, b. 


gr. 7 




107 










lOoll 


Butte lm20y l:43%good 


30 


107 










9938 


Butte 


5J f 1:09 slow 


12 


110 










981.9 


Butte 


1 l:41%good 


20 


112 










9670 


Butte 


1 1 :42%fast 


100 


110 










!*)".i i ] 


Butte 


F C l:ll%fast 


60 


108 










94to 


Butte 


3-4 1 :15Msfast 


50 


108 










3837 


Salt Lake 


5J f 1:06? fast 


20 


108 


7 




7 


7 


29-55 Ok la. City 


3-4 1 :>'7? fast 


6 


112 










2892 


Ok City Ab5-8 1:02? fast 51-10 


121 










951 25 


J uarez 


5J f 1:07* fast 


4 


108 


8 




6 


3 




Juarez 


3-4 1:14 fast 


4 


11? 


1 




4 


3 


LIEUT. SAWYER, b. g, 4 




105 










10069 


l!utte lm20y l:43%fast 


10 


1 1 Mi 










9897 


Butte 


l 1 :44%slop 


8 


105 










M04 


Butte 


F C 1 :1 1%1'ast 


20 


109 










9303 


C.d’Alene 


7-8 1 :27%fast 


13-5 


113 










9194 


C.d’Alene 


51 f 1 :09%slop 


7-5 


113 










87M 


C.d’Alene 


5j f l:08%fast 


12 


10S 










5374 


An'conda lm70y 1:47? fast 


3J 


95 


2 


1 


1 


1 


(US 


Anaconda 


7-8 1 :35? mud 30 


100 


2 


4 


4 


4 


iM7 


Anaconda 


7-8 1:31 good 5J 


106 


3 


4 


4 


5 


4®®1 


Butte 


3-4 1:13 fast 


3 


107 


4 




5 


r, 


4762 


Butte 


3-4 1:14 fast 


3 


110 


2 




7 


7 


4564 


Butte 1 


3-16 2:00? fast 


12 


10G 


2 


2 


2 


r. 


4427 


Butte 


7-8 1:31 hvy 


10 


107 


3 


4 


5 


4 


4337 


Butte 


3-4 1:14 fast 


6 


111 


1 




1 


3 


4245 


Butte 


7-8 1 :30 slop 


15 


105 


4 


3 


4 


6 


3163 C. d’Alene 


1 1:41* fast 


2 


105 


1 


1 


2 


2 


QUEEN LEAD. 


b. m, 8 




105 












Butte 1 


1-16 l:49%s!ow 


12 


113 












Butte 


1 1 :45%slop 


2J 


106 










2741 


C d'Alene 


1 1 :42 fast 


30 


107 


2 


(j 


7 


10 


2CX!i 


C.d’Alene 1 


1-16 1:48* fast 


80 


109 


*2 


i 


5 


7 


2006 


C. d’Alene 


7-8 1 :2.(? fast 


10 


102 


11 


ii 


11 


11 


2440 C. d’ Alene 


5 8 1 03? mml 


15 


104 


9 




9 


9 


2335 


c. d’Alene 


3 4 1:14? fast 


200 


104 


2 




7 


7 


98579 


Helena 


1 1:42 fast 


— 


109 










98539 Helena 


1 1:42 fast 


— 


loC 











U 2 A Dawson 10 L.R'sselaer. It. Esther. A.McGee 

2 4 Rosen 10 Patriotic, lien I incus. The Monk 

7 1# £Rosen 11 Golf Ball. Tallow Dip, Forge 

2 1 5 Rosen 10 Sleepland. Judge Sale. Crex 

7 U 1 Rosen 8 Tim Judge, Lesear, J. H. Barr 

0 1 "’; Rosen 7 Mhimi, Emily Bee. Lehigh 

4“ Ch’neau 7 t’n Bon. Dnneraggan. GreatFriar 

69 7" McC’skey 8 The Monk. Gssian. Susan F. 

S S“i Med’key 8 Sir Cleges. Jack Stryker, Definite 

4 1 4 7 } Buxtcm <» Hammeraway, Onatassa. Oblivion 

5 4 4 i ltoouey (5 Portarlingtou. MissKorn, Definite 

6 6* 4 Rooney (1 Bert Getty, Col. Cook, Engraver 

29 3 4 4 Rooney 8 Gretcben G., Cabin, Ben Uncas 

By Ethelbert — American Beauty (G. Cooney). 

13 A Murray 11 Eastman. McAian. Blue-Beard 
4 3 J A Murray » E.T.Fryer, B. Uncas, .T.Cafferata 

2«k a Murray !. Iron Queen, McAlan. TonyFaust 

5«| Ch’neau lo Patriotic. Arbutus, Ben Uncas 
5 4 i Donovan ft Nifty. L.HarrisonlL, Parn.Girl 
3 2 J Donovan lo SusanF.. Tillingliast. G.of Dance 

4 2 ? Cb’neau 12 LoanSburk, Regards. Iron Queen 

8" Cli’neau 12 Decency. New Haven. Sixteen 
6 4 7 ,7 4Grotb S Great Friar, Free, Evelina 

4“k 5® IV Fischer t; Free, Hazel C.. Charley Brown 
C> 6 1S W Fischer it) Zool. Lesear, Tippy 
Bv Plaudit— Gutta Percha (Fountain & Mounce). 

2 2 A SielatT 8 The Monk. Joe Woods. Roberta 

2 2 ?. Sielaff 10 Flying. Ilannis. McAlan 
4 4 A SielatT 7 Rake. Flying, Jim Cafferata 
I 2 E McEwen 11 Tallow Dip, Forge. Patriotic 
7 3 J E McEwen ft Sixteen. L.HarrisonlL. Roberta 
5 4 Bur’game I! I’ajaroita, Tight Boy. Clara TV. 

4® Bezanson 10 Buss. F. G. Hogan.' Anne McGee 
5* TV Mcln’re 7 Blondy. David Warfield. Fastoso 
5 4 E McEwen 7 Sadie Shapiro. Old Coin, Briton 

8 ,s Maguire 8 Gift. Anne McGee. Sorrowful 

l 1 Maguire 11 Sorrowful, No Quarter, Lookout 
By Ingoldsby — Affray < M. Keefe). 

S ,7 ABitr’g!tme ft Mont. Don. Decencv. The Monk 
7 M lBezanson 7 Rake. Flying. Jim Cafferata 
1_9 Bur’ganie S Nannie McDee. McAlan, Briton 
4”! Labeil 10 Sleepland, Arbutus. Judge Sale 
9" Labeil 11 O. Leader, L. Adelaide. O.ofDance 
7 15 E Cotton 7 Fastoso D. Prince, Ladv Pender 

1 9' 4 Carter 12 Zulu. Sterlin. Ethel Wicks 

9 9" l^oftus 11 BobFarley. Brando, HarlemMald 

5 3 6 u 4Haisey 8 L.M. Eckert. Lehigh. FaneiiilH tll 

6 2 * 5 7 J Estep 10 C.W.Ken’n, Adolante, L.M.Eek't 

By Handball — Marie Slianklin (F. Yamer). 

5- 7 i Dawson lo M. O’Day, Raymond. H. Kings'y 

7*4 Dawson 11 Danberry. Lady Stalwart, Idun 

10® J Pen’gast 12 Kinfolks. R. Ranger. M. Daniels 

7'® Dawson 7 Footloose, J. Cafferata, Littleton 

9’*|Pen’gast lt> Montauk Don. Ferrona. Susan F. 

By The Roman — Rival (W. M. Neeser). 

2>"AW Mcln’re 8 The Monk. Golf Ball. Roberta 
2 2 J W Mcln’rel2 Medio. Lady Adelaide, Idun 
7"' W Mcln’reiO Patriotic. Arbutus. Ben Uncas 
6"'JMilehan 10 Sleepland. Arbutus. Judge Sale 
8° Milehan 12 LoanShark, Regards. Iron Queen 
8 ,1 4Sielaff 10 Montatik Don. d’errona. Susan F. 
6 6'® D Boland 7 Sixteen. Deerfoot, Den. Stafford 

4 7 J Parker 7 Tallow Dip, Lajoie. Electric 
10 11 JPen’gnst 12 Volsei. Clara W.. St. Joe 
24 19 j Reid 8 Doc Allen. St. Joe, Inclement. 

2»k 2>* J Retd 7 FritzEnimett. Aragonese. G.Wood 

By Gold Heels — Rose Pompom (L. E. Bird). 

6® A Murray 10 L.R’sselaer. R. Esther. Arbutus 
7'® Bezanson 7 Sleepland. Lehigh. Gretcben G. 
8 s ! Bezanson 12 Rue. Balronla. Ferrona 
7*4 Bezanson 7 L. Bud, Alchemist. Fort Johnson 
1 ®k Bezanson ft Oscuro. Hermia. Stoncmun 
10’ 4 Bezanson lo Grba Smile, Short Cut. C Brown 
l 7 4*1 Hill 5 Bert Getty. Milt Jones. .T.Laxson 

4 3>2 Forsythe 4 Finnigin. Startler. FI. Fashion 

5 5 8 * A Murray 5 Ilortts. Fleet. Fashion. Finnigin 

5 2 r,*f Groth fi Mimorioso. A. Alice FI. Fashion 

5 2 34 Tapi in 7 Visible. FleetingFashion. Evelina 

5 5 15 3Taplin S J. Gedtles, First Star. Guaranoia 

4 4 16 4Taplin 5 Republican. Batwa. Jen. Geddes 

3 ! J 3* Tapiin 8 Batwa, Upright. Ilorus 

6 7 2 «JTaplin 8 Republican. T. Links. L. Rankin 

l'l 1* Kederis 6 Manasseb. Sleepland. Error 



7” 4 Bezanson 
19 Bur’ganie 
4"? Labeil 
9" Label] 

7' 5 E Cotton 
11 9' 4 Carter 

9 9” Ixiftus 

5 3 5"4Haisey 
6 2 4 5 7 J Estep 



8° Milehan 
8"4Sielaff 
6 6’® D Boland 

4 7 J Parker 
10 17 JPen’gnst 
2J 19 j Reid 
2«k 2'4 J Reid 



7 1 ® Bezanson 7 Sleepland. Lehigh. Gretcben G. 

8 s i Bezanson 12 Itne. Balronla. Ferrona 

7 7 4 Bezanson 7 I,. Bud. Alchemist. Fort Johnson 

1"’- Bezanson ft Oscuro. Hermia. Stoncman 

Id 14 Bezanson lit Orba Smile, Short Cut. C Brown 
l 1 4 4 ! Hill 5 Bert Getty. Milt Jones. .T.Laxson 

4 3’3 Forsythe 4 Finnigin. Startler. Fl. Fashion 

6 5 s } A Murray 5 Ilorus. Fleet. Fashion. Finnigin 

5* 5*3 Groth fi Mimorioso. A. Alice Fl. Fashion 

5= 34 Tapiin 7 Visible. FleetingFashion. Evelina 

5 5 15 3Taplin 5 J. Gedtles, First Star. Guaranoia 

4 4 16 JTaplin 5 Republican. Batwa. Jen. Geddes 

3 ! J 3> Tapiin 8 Batwa. Upright. Ilorus 

6 7 2 ®JTaplin 8 Republican. T. Links. L. Rankin 

l'J 1* Kederis 6 Manasseb. Sleepland. Error 

By Plaudit — Myrtle Harkness (A. L. Holter). 

6 5 4 Prior ft E.T.Fryer. B. Uncas. J Cafferata 

1" Corey ft F. Guard. M.Tilghman. B. Knight 

10 10 22 Rooney lO Daltlgren. Media, Cabin 

9 9 21 Rooney ft Layminster, Salpearl Wbldden 

10 10* 4 |Seldeu 12 L. McNally. Ziukand, Littleton 

lo 9'® Bailey 11 Hammeraway. S. Barry. T.Fattsf 

7 7 2S Bailey 8 EyeWhile. Metropolitan, it. Ball 

14 Bnrd ft Patriotic. Hatn'awar. I,. Cates. 

4* Borel ft K.oflvauhoe. Wicket. Patriotic. 



Hamilton Entries and Past Performances for friday, August 1. 



WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. 



The figures under the heading “Rec.” in the 
entries below show the best time of each horse 
at the distance, since January 1, 1911, no matter 
where it finished. In cases where record was 
made on other than a fast or good track, abbre- 
viations show track conditions. 

Racing starts at 2:45 p. m. (Chicago time. 1:45.) 

X Rons well in mild. ©Superior mud runner. 
(M) maiden. 'Apprentice allowance. 

First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 

2-year-olds. Selling. 

Canailianfi >a led. 



Ind. Horse. 

ftgllO 3 Meissen . 
ltMiTii Diamond 

(M* . . 
1 (Nil ft 3 • Martnla . 



Filth Race — 3-4 Mile. 

3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 
(Track record: 96375 — 1:11 — 6— 11 3.) 



Horse. 

Three Links .. 

Anavri 

The Rump .... 

Closer 

J. II. Houghton 
Rosemary . ... 

Joe Knight .... 
Riivoeo 



Wt. Rec. 
.101 1:1144 
.115 1 : 1 4 
. 96 1:14 
.105 1:11 V- 
.1 17 1 : 1 2 4 2, 
. ft2 1:14'-. 
• Ill 1 : 1 :t 
. liNi 1:17’/-, 



1 :tl5 


%— 0—107. 


> 






Wt. 


Rec. A 


.Wt.Han. 








105. 


.700 








102. 


,G»5 


8879 


.105 


1 :08% 


102. 


.(8K) 


!>62:: 


. !)8 


1 :08% 


100. 


. 685 


!)S2.8 


. ftS 


1:09% 


»8. 


.075 


1(1018® 



ltMIltl Ampbion (SI) H8 lftK)-^ ft.S.j 

Second Race — I 1-16 Miles. 
3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Selling, 
t Track record : 85445—1 :45%— 4 — 1 04. ) 



10053 3 Fadoodle 3 109.. 700 

10018 Trovato 108 1:47 3 112.. 005 

0080 Allaneen (Ml 10ft ‘l:50%s 5 107 X 690 

ftftft4 Siltrix •..107 1:49#, 4 10!).. 085 

8021 Delicious ‘ 3 102 . 073 

ft! Ift4 Wentworth 102 1:50# 3 104.. 075 

Third Race — 3-4 Mile. 

All ages. Handicap. 

(Track record: 80375—1:11—0—113.) 

ftftlli 3 Ten Point 112 1:11% 3 118x740 

ft!)! (7 Knights Differ 123 1:12 4 121x735 

ft! 176 T. M. Green 115 1:12 7 1O50725 

8177 Early Light 105 1:13% 3 00 X 710 

Fourth Race — 1 1-8 Miles. 

3-year-olds. Allowances. 

(Track record: 3226—1 :50%- 5—1 15.) 

1 0055 3 DONERAIL 122 1:52# 110X740 

0077 Fountain Fa.v .... 110. .725 

10021 3 Cogs 109 1:56% 110. .720 

10018 Glass (M) 102. .000 



4 121X735 
7 1050725 
3 00X710 



’ Chilton Queen ...,10ft 1:13% 6 1 

Sixth Race — 3-4 Mile. 
3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 
(Track record: !»(‘>.'i75 — 1:11 — 6—11.3.) 

Little Jane 110 1:12% 7 1 

Miss Joe 107 1:14% 4 1 

C. H. Patten Ill 1:17% 6 1 

Henry ltitte (Ml. .105 1:13 3 1 

Mama Johnson .... oo 1:17 2 

Hearthstone Ill 1:10% 4 1 

* St. Avaim 08 1:17% 3 

George S. Davis. .. 1 1011 :14% ft 1 

Bittra (M) 10541:14% 4 1 

Stanley S 05 1:12% 5 1 

•Fred Drew, hr. e., 
by Sain — El Sa- 
lado 3 

Seventh Race — 1 1-8 Miles on Turf. 

3-ypnr-olds and upward. Selling. 
(Track record: 00220—1:52—4—114.) 



Gerrard . .. 

Rash 

Floral Day 
Lucky George 
Big Dipper . . 
Bernadotte . 
laird Elam . . 
Billie Baker 

Kiel 

Moonlight . . 

Dilatory . ... 



. .U»7 1 :54 
..114 1:54% 



FIRST RACE — 5 1-2 Furlong3. 2-year-olds. Canadian-Foaled. Selling. (ftft78— 1 ;05%— 6— 107.) 



Index Course Dist TimcT’ckOdda Wt St % % 
MEISSEN, b. f. 2 105 

9260 Hamilton 5-S l:01%fast 10 113 4 4 

9050 Conn’ght 44 f 56%fast 1-2 103 4 4 

8643 Toronto 5-8 l:0'2%fast 34-5 102 2 2 

8578 Toronto 4J f 56 fast 27 98 3 3 



DIAMOND CLUSTER, b. f. 2 




102 








By Stanhope II. 


10076 Hamilton 


5-8 1 :00%fast 


5 


101 


1 


8 


6 


9J 


9 ,4 5Kederis 


9880 Windsor 


5-8 1 :02%fast 


3J 


112 


1 


4 


] 


li 


2? R Watts 


9865 Windsor 


5-S l:01%fast 


40 


98 


1 


6 


6 


7J 


S'*JMontour 


9554 Fort Erie 


5-8 l:04%good 4J 


109 


2 


2 


2 


2 4 


2 2 Buxton 


9353 Hamilton 


6-8 l:01%fast 


7 


106 


7 


6 


5 


6® 


5 t7 JClement 


9261 Hamilton 


5-8 l:01%fast 


20 


103 


2 


1 


2 


2® 


2 4 Buxton 



9078 Connaught 5-8 l:02%fast 30 
9050 Conn’ght 4J f 56%fast 3J 
8985 Connaught 5-8 l:02%fast 30 
8801 Blue Bon. 44 f 5G%fast 12 
MART0LA, br. f. 2 
10019 Hamilton 54 f l:07%fast 1-5 
9865 Windsor 5-8 l:01%fast 60 
S61S Toronto 4J f 57%fast 3-4 
8468 Toronto 1-2 4S%fast 15 
LADY ISLE, b. f. 2 
10019 Hamilton 54 f 1 :<)7%fast 50 



Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish 
By Inferno— Royal China (J. E. Seagram). 

3 3 3 5 4 T Fryer ti Beehive, Slipiter Dav, Sandv 
Ink ih Montour 5 D. Rosaleen, I). Cluster, Sinsin 
2 5 2’4 Montour 4 Beehive. Alai Bass. Ampbion 
4 2 4 ; J Montour 5 SkyRoeket. LyricMttse.MissGayle 
By Stanhope II. — Anna Daly (W. Martin). 

9J 9 ,4 4Keileris 11 Jatiiel. Patience. Nancv Orme 
1J 2f It Watts 5 Froissart, Lady Isle, Alai Bass 
7J S 13 4Montour ID Katina. Colors. Laura 
2* 2 s Buxton 4 D. Rosaleen. Lady Isle, Alai Bass 
6 2 5 t7 JCloment 7 Slip. Day D. Rosaleen. AlaiBass 
2 1 2 4 Buxton 7 ltequiram. Birka. Wanita 
4 4 8 J E Scharf 4 Corn Broom, Cannock. Peacock 

3 2 3 4 J D Connelly 5 Meissen. Dark Rosaleen, Sinsin 
l'J 3’J D Connelly 8 P. Regan, Suwanuee, Thelma J. 

3 s 3® D Connelly 5 C. Broom. Sinsiu, IrishHartnony 
By Martimas — Losiola (G. M. Hendrie). 

3 2 3®4 Dcromle 6 Slipper Day. Alailtass. Lndvlsle 

5’ 5 7 Snyder lo Katina, Colors. Laura 

11 l 1 Deronda 6 Deference, Lad.vlslc, Extravagant 

4 4 4“J Montour 13 Beehive, I>. Rosaleen, SlipperDay 



98SU Windsor 
9554 Fort Erie 
9260 Hamilton 
8618 Toronto 

AMPHI0N. b. 



5-8 1 :02%fast 20 
5-8 l:04%good 30 
5-8 1 :01%fast 50 
44 f 57%fast 15 

g. 2 



10019 Hamilton 54 f l:07%fast 200 



7 Patriotic. Gretcben G., H. Maid 
ft E.T.Fryer. J.Caff'ta. M.Musg’ve 

10 Patriotic. Arbutus, The Monk 

ft D.Montgoui'y. ('.Tucker, K. Lear 

11 N. McDee. Lamliertha. Evelina 

8 Dick Baker. Clint Tucker. Marir 
lo C.W.Ken’n, Adolante, L.M.Eek’t 
10 J. Walton. O. Queen. C.W.KennoD 

6 Gelico, Sh. Northcut. Misprision 
lo Palma. Lambertlia, Ciiftonian 
ti Ilatt’as, Zoroaster, Wadsw’thll. 
8 Gift. Judge Walton. LambertUa 



9353 Hamilton 
926il Hamilton 
8643 Toronto 
8545 Toronto 



5-8 1 :01%fast 150 
5-8 1 :01%fast 100 
5-S 1 :«2%fast 35 
44 f 55% fast f’ld 



By Havoc — FairlieHead (T. J. Elward). 

24 4®4 E Martin 6 Slipper Day. Alai Bass, Martola 
2* 3 1 ? Montour 5 Froissart, I). Cluster, Alai Bass 
3® 3 5 I) MeC’tky 4 Il.Rosaleen. D.Cluster, AlaiBass 
5- 5 14 JM Hanmer 6 Beehive. Slipper Day. Meissen 
3‘4 3'J Snyder 6 Martola. Deference, Extravagant 
By Inferno — Court Maid II. (W. Bennett). 

6 li 14 4Ne.vlon ti Slipper Day. Alai Bass. Martola 

7 7 22 4R Watts 7 Slip. Day 1). Rosaleen. AlaiBass 
0 O' ‘4.1 Woods 6 Beehive, Slipper Dav, Meissen 



4 1 2 JDeronda 
12 2 ® Snyder 



<. i>eemve. supper Day. .Meissen 
4 Beehive. Meissen, Alai Bass 
13 Beehive. D. Rosaleen. SlipperDay 



SECOND RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Selling. (85445 1:45% 4 104.) 

FADOODLE, b. g. 3 109 By H.eno— Farfalla (E. J. McGraw). 

Mammon ’ US 1 :54%f a st 50 92 2 1 1 1 l®t ’ W Ward 8 E. of Savor. Mas. Jim. Patriu-lie 

98G2 Windsor 1 l:43%fast aO 102 9 8 10 In 9 s 9® Montour 12 Qtieed. Earl of Savoy I utlier 

9486 Fort Erie 1 1 :45%good 10 lo!) 6 3 5 6 6> 7' 9 J McIntyre 8 Autumn. Queen Sain Battery 

4875 H.deGrace 5-S I ato* fast 50 103 8 7 7 II* G 7 Hopkins 13 Capt. Elli.Itt. Smash ' Ins Man 

4731 H.deGrace 5-8 1:01 fast 30 105 11 13 13 13 13>®JKirsch , m 13 Little Hugh. Schaller. Ringliug 

TROVATO, ch. c. 3 112 By The Scribe — Dreamy Eyes (H. P. Headley) 

10018 Hamilton 3-4 1:13 fast . 107 S 12 12 88 !)";Goose 12 W. Pitzer W W Clark II ltitte 

9681 Windsor 3-4 1:15 fast 44 107 5 6 6 5 3 2> Goose 11 Battery. Prospect Coustitieut 

9814 Windsor 3-4 1 :17%hvy 15 107 7 7 7 7 7> 7 Goose 7 Tankard, Tw-lbleBili B IHmter 

94 4 K> Imtonia lm70y 1 :44%fast 6 107 3 5 5 4 4> 4» Goose It) Volita. Moekler t’a ita tr 

9349 Latonia 1 1-16 1 :46%fast 7-5 108 6 3 3 3 2* 2* Goose 6 Anna Reel (1 Post** Brig lit stone 

C172 I^tonia 3-4 1:18* hvy 10 107 8 8 8 8 8 7 1 Goose 10 Blue Jav Ancon Flel 

5399 DouglasPk 6J f l:09g slow 19-5 108 10 9 9 7 > 6% Gross 12 Ancon. Hasson . Jacob Bunn 

49il Lexington 5-8 1:02? fast 26 112 10 10 8 ° 7 2 | Gross 11 Counterpart. Baldoyle, Rosemary 

ALLANEEN, ch. m. 5 107 By Stalwart — Allanette (T. J. Elward). 

9080 Connaught 3-4 1:17 fast 30 113 8 8 8 64 5 S J 1) McC’th.v 8 Baron de Kalb, Clinton Fuchsia 

89Sb Connaught 1 l:4-%fast C 102 C 8 7 7 7 s 7 17 &Hopkins S Malamont, Clinton \V W 

8852 Blue Bon. 3-4 1:16 last 60 110 11 9 11 11> 10H F Varley 12 Toddling. Cl iemuUo ^jotmuil 

8718 Blue Bon. ll:41%fast 12 88 8 C 7 7 5"® 5'SjDeronde « Ta Ntn, l.„ O X 1! Kiv,r 

S647 Toronto lm70y 1 :45%fast f’ld 112 7 6 6 8 S' lo 15 I) McC’thylO J.H. Houghton St rG ift l v 

8507 Toronto 1 1-16 1 :49%sloW fid 109 7 1 1 3 3>J 5®i W Dnnn It* Aplasterf Master' Jitu, Hat Teras 

.TRIX. b. g, 4 109 By Sileo— Detrix (H. Rites). 

'1 HamUton 54 f 1 :07 fast GO 11110 10 8 S 2 5'® Obert - 12 Moisant, Mv Genii Blaek River 

;2 Windsor i l:13%fast 30 108 10 7 5 5 7 ’ 7-4 Goose 12 Qneed. Earl of s"vov Lliil,,r 

8 Windsor »4 f 1 :0S good 50 1064 9 9 9 9* 9 1S Goose 11 M. Kateham. J. Born' T Savers 

4 Latonia 1 1-16 1:47 fast 18 105J 4 G 6 7 7 7 2, JW Andress 7 it. Eloise Capital] Bravo I ('ill 

3 I-atonia 11-16 1:48 fast 91 107 11 9 9 8 8® 7 7 J B Steele 1 1 Itobhy O^ik H”^^ 

/•’. ? , „ ^9 2 By DeUti — Rapture. (Greentree Stable). 

1 M brook Ab3 4 good - 1^1 4 117 J Smith 8 Sickle, Norbitt. Raymond 

2NT WORTH, blk. g. 3 104 By Ossary or Orsini — Dora I, (J Schreiber) 

UHani lti.il f 1 :o7 fast SO loi 0 Q (1 01 % 11 1 .. ,, , . • . ... 



10 107 8 

19-5 108 10 

26 112 10 

107 

30 113 8 

6 102 6 

60 110 11 

12 88 8 



SILTRIX. b. g, 4 






109 




9994 Hamilton 51 f 


1:07 fast 


60 


111 10 


10 


9862 Windsor 1 


1 :13%fast 


30 


108 10 


7 5 


9828 Windsor 5* f 


1 :08 good 50 


1061 9 


9 


9234 I.atonia 1 1-16 


1:47 fast 


18 


105J 4 


C 6 


9113 Igttonia 1 1-16 


1 :4S fast 


91 


107 11 


9 9 


DELICIOUS, ch. f, 3 






102 




S021 M* brook Ab3 4 


good 


2 


131 




WENTWORTH, blk. 


%■ 3 




104 




999+ Hamilton 5J f 


1 :o7 fast 


50 


104 9 


9 


9S81 Windsor 3 4 


1:15 fast 


50 


1(J6 10 


10 


9328 Latonia 1 1-16 


1:47 fast 


458 


102 9 


9 9 


9258 Latonia 3-4 


1 :12%fast 


324 


102 8 


11 



9112 Latonia 
9043 Latonia 



3-4 1:13 fast 
3-4 l:15%ntud 



9J 7"JGrnss 
8' 7‘" Gross 
S 4 8 23 Hyde 
11 11 S5 JHyde 
9 9' 3 Tealtan 

7t> 6'°JTeahan 



12 Molsaut, My Genii, Black River 
11 Battery, Trovato. Prospect 

10 Star Actress. My Genii. Barnard 

11 It. Brig e. W’sWou’r, S.ofDaii’lw 

10 La bold. Capt. Bravo, B. Holder 

11 Green. Ethelda. George Oxnard 



THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. All Ages. Handicap, (ftti.375 — 1:11 — G — 11.3.) 



TEN POINT, b. c. 3 

9976 Hamilton 3-4 1: 
8639 Douglas 1 1-16 1: 
8462 Douglas 1 1-4 2: 
8386 Church’ 1 lm70y 1: 
8154 Churchill 1 1-4 2: 
7942 H.deG’ce lm70yl: 
7864 H.deGrace 3-4 1: 
7816 H.deGrace 3-4 1: 
6397 Pimlico 1 1 

6328 Pimlico 5J f 1 

6245 Laurel 6J f 1 

6089 Laurel 6J f 1 

5582 Laurel 5J f 1 

KNIGHTS DIFFER, b. 
9997 Hamilton 3-4 1: 
9882 Windsor 3-4 1: 
9729 "Windsor 3-4 1: 
9422 Fort Erie 3-4 1: 
9315 Hamilton 3-4 1: 
S577 Toronto 3-4 1: 
5263 Toronto 3-4 1 
5044 Montreal 3-4 1 
4741 Windsor 3-4 1 
45S2 Windsor 3-4 1 
4394 Hamilton 3-4 1 
4250 Hamilton 3-4 1 
3477 Fort Erie 3-4 1 
3396 Ft. Erie 3-4 1 
T. M. GREEN, b. g. 
9976 Hamilton 3-4 1: 
7133 Charleston 6J f 1 
•002 Charleston 1 1 
6960 Charleston 1 1 
6948 Charleston 3-4 1 
6283 I^atonia 3-4 1 
6205 Latonia 3-4 1 
603S Latonia 3-4 1 
5858 Churchill 3-4 1 
5699 Churchill 11 
5544 Doug. Pk 1 1-16 1 
EARLY LIGHT, b. c. 
8177 Pimlico 1 1 

8079 Pimlico 3-4 1 
77S8 H.deGrace 5J f 1 
7624 Charles'n 11-4 2 
7605 Charleston 1 1 
7576 Charleston 1 1 
7537 Chariest’ n 5J f 1 
7497 Charleston 1 1 
7385 Charleston 3-4 1 



ll%fast 6-5 
44%fast 2-5 
05%fast 2J 

47 hvy 3-4 
»4%fast 6-5 
43 fast 1 
ll%fast 3-5 
13 fast 3J 
40 fast 5J 
09 hvy 7-10 
07? goodll-20 
09? slow 12 
07? fast 2 
. c. 4 

U%fast 11-5 
13%fast 7-5 
13 fast 9-5 
18%slow 13-20 
12%fast 6 
:14%fast 2-5 
:13* fast 3 
:15I hvy 3-2 
:13* fast 2J 
:13? fast 6-5 
:12? fast 4 
:15? hvy 13-6 
:13? fast 3-2 
:I3* fast 4J 
7 

ll%fast 60 
:20 fast 7 
:43? fast 5 
:42? fast 10 
:14? fast 12 
:12 fast 11 
:13? good 12 J 
: 14 hvv 10 
:13? slowS7-10 
:39* fast 39-10 
:47 fast 17-10 
3 

41%fast 20 
:13%fast 366 
08%good 4 
11 fast 1 
42%good 4 
43%mud 3 
08%good 2 
44V s slow 9-10 
16%good 20 



By Jack Point — Gold Ten (A. L. Aste). 



118 1 1 1 
HO 3 1 1 
115 2 1 1 
117 4 1 1 
117 1 1 1 

113 3 1 

108 1 1 
112 5 1 1 

107 1 1 

111 2 1 

108 3 1 

114 2 1 



77 Gross 8 Leoeliares, Pan Zareta. Calgarv 

J* Gross 4 Gowell. Prince Hermia, Sempri to 

f 1 Gross 11 Rudolfo, Any Port, Gowell 

il o ros f 1 Swannanoa. P.Iierrais. I.Gent’an 

ii § Donerail, Gowell, Foundation 

... 7? r. " “son 1 Buskin, John Furlong. Lochiei 

Jit }l S ut nS vel1 5 Shackletou, A. Express. SirBlaise 

' ^ T ur " er G Buskin, Frederick L., Caugh Hill 
rt S Leochares. Y. Notions. Koekvlew 
H 7r e ^ an , . - Jarts. FlyingFairy. Oliver Lodge 

L JiiK Ic ^ agrt i* Rob. Bradley, Federal. Strenuous 
ii ?ii ^ ar J ar - Grosvenor, Flammarion 

1$ l‘i Me 1 ag rt 11 Ambrose. Afterglow, Ex too 
By Knight of tha Thistle— Indifference (R. Daviea). 



Ill 2 6 4 
97 1 4 

104 3 3 

101 6 4 

107 5 3 

105 2 1 

105 

107 1 6 

103 7 7 

104 1 1 1 

108 1 1 1 

107 6 6 

108J 5 6 

107 4 2 

107 3 4 

110 8 8 

105 1 1 1 

106 3 1 1 
90 

110 8 8 8 



111 1 6 3 
90 2 3 3 

112 9 10 8 

108 1 4 

87 7 4 4 



.7? ‘ A\ h na I‘l' 5 SirBlaise, Sun Queen. PanZarela 

- f., 'J. B« a PP 8 Leochares, J. Geddes, It. Brigade 

i 1 , 4 iJv Kntipp 8 GreatBritain. .TimBasev. Upright 

H W Knapp 5 Upright. Hoffman, Carlton O. 

J™ K nai,p 8 Kingly, Astrologer, Carlton G. 

i vn ?P p S 4 irev ', • 1 . oe Stein. Chippewayan 
*ii Jii il ar ! n ? Acton. Sinicoe, Hamilton 

I 21* E M ar I, ln Q Bivana Tumtjo. Pluvious. Stentor 

it oi 77 Martin ( Wintergreen. Impression, Injury 

2,i ?' lk l'l J ar | n .1. JJ., Peirhee. Wintergreen, Iniurv 

g M, ar n U M- intergreen. Countless. R.Stone 
5* 3*J L Martin 8 Lahore, Countless. Marjorie A 

i 2 i” X\ £ Ji artl . n 9 K. Commoner, Mission. Nonpareil 

I I J®® E Martin 8 Granite. Lahore, Penobscot 

. By G. W. Johnson — Evergreen (D. N. Prewitt). 



5*. 8 Iveochares. Pail Zareta. Ten Point 

Vanausen 8 Cau. Iiill. S. It. Meyer. Kepuhlicnti 

2. 4 Vandusen 4 .TulinFnriong. MiltonB.. Jawbone 

2 >, aTu j us<>n 5 Lochiei. Caugh Hill. Jawbone 

Sh J nndusen , Caugh Hill. Lochiei. Carlton G. 

7. , 11 Presumption. S. Blaise. Meridian 

2 a ^ ,e J Coy I^ad, Countless, Meridian 

r- v Y r l I ? er 5 <; r. Hughes, Th. Links. Kootenay 
5 o"? Loftus 8 Buckhorn, H. Private, Countless 

L 2? k priner G Buckhorn. J’v Geddes. Cov Lad 

2b 3) Buxton G Starbottle. W.Wool. C.deMenthe 

By Peep o'Day— Wantage (H. G. Bedwe'll) 

8 8 12 lFrnrli R \tr.t, 



8 8 12 iFrach 
7 6 3 J Robbins 

4 4 s Pickett 
3 l 2' .1 Wilson 
2b 3 1 Deronda 
6‘ 4 4 ? Tapiin 
2J 2“® Tapiin - 
2b 3>? Deronda 
4 2 3 s C Grand 



8 Monocacy. Chuckles. Cogs 

7 Cadeatt. Merry Task. Aldebaraa 

4 Lysander. Discovery. Fred Levy 
G Monocacy. Talecnrrier. Cbii.King 
■’! Armor. Volthorpe 

10 Good Day, Cterpart. Chii. King 
G Cbii.King, GooilDay, Pamlorina 

8 Flora Fina, Paton. Merry Isitl 

5 J. Kellogg. Progressive, Monoc’y 



FOURTH RACE — 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds, Allowances. i.'!22ti — 1:50% — 5 115.) 

IERAH.. b. c, 3 HO By McGee— Algie M., (T. P. Hayes). 

> HamUton <-S 1:26 last 8--. Ill 2 2 2 2 3"® 3J Goose G Cliff Eilg.^YIediator 



DONERAIL. b. c, 3 

10055 Hamilton 7-8 
9917 Windsor 1 1-8 
9730 Windsor 1 1-8 
S156 Churchill 1 1-4 
8054 I^ex'gton 1 1-4 
8002 Ivex’gton 1 1-8 
7870 Lex'gton 1 1-16 
645S Latonia 3-4 

6391 Latonia 3-4 

6310 Latonia 1 

6242 I-atonia 3-4 

6121 latonia 5? f 
FOUNTAIN FAY, ch 
!<977 Hamilton 1 1-4 
9916 Windsor 1 
9288 Ham’ton 1 1 16 
8.746 Toronto 1 1 16 
8435 Toronto 1 1 16 



1 :26 fast 
1:52 fast 
1 :51%fast 
2:<)4%fast 
2 :05%fast 
1 :51%fast 
14!)%hvy 
1 :18 hvy 
1:12? fast 
1 :40| fast 
1:14 fast 
1:101 hvy 
. c. 3 
2:06 fast 
1 : 38% fast 
1 :47%fast 
1 :49%fast 
1:47% fast 



.,"8 3* Goose G Cliff Edge. Mediator. PI. Glass 

2 s 21 Goose 4 First Sight. Rarnegat. Buskin 

6J 8* Gross ft First Sight. Hamilton. Buskin 

5* H Goose 8 Ten Point. Gowell. Foundation 

5 5 5 s J Gross G Flora Fina. M’g’r Mark. Gowell 

2® 2® Goose 4 Foundation. Gowell. L. Marshall 

4 4” W W T’lor 4 FloruFina. Au.vPort. Pr.Callawav 

6* Loftus ft P.Heimis. A. Patricia. Yorkville 
6 6 7 J Gross G Kiehurne Gowell. Nash Cash 

l h 1J Gross 10 Prince Heruils. Eleusis. Mudelle 

3 s 3’J Loftus 10 A1 Bloch. Luther Anna Reed 
4 h 3®J W Andress G Gowell. S. of Danube. R. Brigade 
By McGee — White Plume (R. Davies). 

4® 4' 2 Moody ’5 Iilackfonl. I’aton. Jenny Geddes 

5 S ,7 7P Moody s p. Ahmed. Blackford, Ki-uanct 
3' 4 3 i Momly lo Blackford. Ed da. Woodcrart 
2"k 1" I’ Moody 4 Blkfonl. .1.11. 1 lough ton. Uloicklee 
5® 3"J l J Moody ft Barneg't, Blackford, Honey Bee 



6 



DAILY RACING FORM 



FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1913. 



COGS. b. c. 3 

l* 8 *-'l Hamilt’n 1 1-lti 
!*SS«; Windsor 1 
9732 Windsor 7-8 
Fort Erie i 1-16 
9421 Ft. Erie lmTOy 
9316 Hamilton 3-4 
9285 Hamilton 3-4 
9**12 Connaught 1 
8854 Blue Bon. 7-8 
S80S Blue Bon. ; 1 
85 <m Toronto 1 
8350 Pimlico 1 1-8 
8177 Pimlico 1 

SOfi-j Pimlico 1 

7995 Pimlico 1 

GLASS, ch. c. 3 
10018 Hamilton 3-4 
9862 Windsor 1 



1:46 fast 10 
l:40*4fast 9 
1 :27?sfast 6 
l:50%good 3 2 
1:49 slow 9-5 
1:13 fast 6 
l:12%fast 60 
1:43 fast 11-10 
l:28y 5 fast 10 
l:41%fast 9 
l:4(iVkslow 76 
1 :53%fast 45 
l:41V8fast 21 
1:42 fast 2 
l:4114fast 31 

1:13 fast 20 
l:43%fast 7 



103 8 9 

108 9 10 
106 2 4 
106 4 6 
114 1 

103 4 
112 3 3 
100 2 4 

104 4 2 
107* 5 5 

109 3 3 



110 9 6 
102 

108 5 

109 7 6 



By Caughnawtga — Maiest (W. Martin). 

3* 3*4 It Walls S Dynamite. Patou. Coy 

3- 3*5 Montour 14 TerribloBill. Dynamite. W.Lad 

3.) 2- R Watts 12 Afterglow. Pop Gun, Fred Levy 

It 1‘ It Watts .5 Gerrard. C’terpart, Miccosukee 

2 1 2 2 Neylon 7 Ra venal . Ardelon, Fred Levy 

5' 6*1 G Burns 8 Honey Bee. York Lad. Tankard 

3 2 3 s Neylon !• I.eoehares, T.W.Moon, M. Picture 

14 25 D Connelly 4 O. Lodge. F. Levy. Terrible Bill 

5* 4 3 4 Dreyer 7 Cliff Edge. Upright. Airey 

2'J 2>* D Connelly 4 Barnegat. Crlsco, Fasces 

4 1 6 5 J Clement 7 Horron, Flabbergast. Buskin 

6* 6 ,S JA M’tbews 8 Buskin. Klelmrne. Barnegat 
3 2 3 2 1 A M'thews 8 Monocac.v, Cbuekles. Barnegat 
24 2' 4 1) Connolly 8 Talecarrier. It. Bradley. J.Walset 
34 2*4 D Connolly y Klebnrne, Discovery. Talecarrier 
By Knight of Pearl — Glassweed (M. Young). 

7 2 5 6 B Steele 12 W. Pitzer. W W. Clark. H.Ritte 

S 3 8* B Steele 12 Queed, Earl of Savoy, Luther 



SEVENTH RACE — 1 1-8 Miles on Turf. 3-year-olds and upward. 



(90220 -1:52—1- 



105 

kfast 18-5 103 



FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward Selling. <9*>;;75 — 1:11 — 0—113.) 



THREE LINKS, 


i h. g, 4 




114 








By 


Oddfellow—] 


10**23 


Ha milton 


3-4 Ul'Jtjfast 


4 


110 


4 


3 


2 


*>i » 


o* 


Buxton 


1719 


Blue Bon. 


3-4 l:J5(sfast 


10 


104 


•j 


1 


2 


3^ 


4 3 i Snyder 


8196 


« ’hurchill 


oi f l:06%tast 


18 


lift 


4 


2 


3 


6* 


551 


s Goose 


8*6*1 


Lexington 


3-4 1 :12 s - fast 


9 


98 


1 


4 


4 


5* 


§• 


J McCabe 


7901 


I-exington 


3 4 1 :17%hvv 


16 


104 


1 


1 


6 


n 


9 I8 lGross 


6389 


Latonia 


3-4 1:122 fast 


26-5 


102 


3 


4 


4 


46 


6 7 


C Turner 


6317 


Latonia 


3-4 1:13* slow63-10 


102 


3 


3 


2 


n 


2 l 


C Turner 


828$ 


Latonia 


3-4 1:12 fast 


10 


1011 6 


7 


7 


6* 


6* 


B Steele 


6175 


Latonia 


3-4 1:17* hvy 17-10 


104 


1 


1 


1 


16 




Estep 


fio38 


latonia 


3-4 1:14 hvy 


38-5 


104 


1 


2 


2 


3>* 


3* 


Buxton 


6882 


Churchill 


5-8 592 fast 


10 


104 


2 


2 


2 


3* 


3 2 


B Steele 


6831 


Churchill 


3-4 1:12* fast 21-10 105 


1 


1 


1 


1* 


16 


B Steele 


ANAVRI, b. g. 


6 




115 








By. 


Ben Strome- 



98S5 Windsor 51 f ] :OS* 0 fast !} 115 2 

962i* Fort Erie 3-4 l:15 4 5 good 13-5 116 6 

7806 H.deGrace 3-4 l:14Vfctast 4 112 8 

779>i H.deGrace 5-8 1:01 good 20 106 2 

6319 I^aurel lm70y 1 44? fast 15 114 3 

6299 laurel 3-4 1:14* fast 8 113 1 

6979 Laurel 3-4 1:14* fast 6 113 3 

6926 laurel 3-4 1:148 fast 3 115 1 

6804 Laurel 3-4 1:14 fast 4 115 4 



4983 


Montreal 


5* f 1 :08* fast 


7-5 


115 


3 




1 


1 


THE 

9733 


RUMP, ch 

Windsor 1 


K. 4 

1-16 1 :46%fast 


10 


110 

107 


1 


3 


4 


5 


9"SS 


Ham’ton 1 


1-16 1 :47%fast 


8 


106 


2 


3 


4 


6 


9241 


Ham’ ton 1 


1-16 1 :46%fast 


5 


101i 


1 


2 


2 


2 


9053 


Con' ght 1 


1-16 1 :48%fast 


7 


106 


3 


1 


1 


2 


8962 


Connaught 


3-4 1 :15 fast 


20 


106 


2 




4 


3 


888*1 


Blue Bon. 


1 l:40%fast 


30 


107 


8 


6 


7 


7 


F/74 


Blue Bon. 


1 l:42%fast 


13 


109 


2 


1 


1 


1 


CLOSER, ch. b 

9978 Hamilton 


4 

5i f 1 :05%fast 


3 


112 

10s 


7 




- 


7 


9882 


Windsor 


3 4 UKUkfast 


15 


108 


3 




5 


6 


98*6 


Windsor 


3-4 1:15 3 kgooil 12 


112 


9 




W 


10 




Latonia 


3 4 l:12%fast 


9 


109 


4 




4 


3 



9 Flex. Hoffman. Spring Maid 

11 B.Tnmlxi. Superstition. C. Stream 

12 FlorcnceRoberts, Martre, B. Bay 
t! Sprite. Y. Notions. Morristown 

9 C.ouDelivery. J. Dockery. Amoret 
11 Royal Tea. Gr. Hughes. Enfield 
7 Morristown. Enfield. Royal Tea 
10 Presumpt'n. S. Blaise. T.M. Green 
f> R. Tea. J.F. Crowley, F. Roberts 

5 G. Hughes. Kootenay. Jim Basev 

6 Gr. Hughes. Hawthorn. Kootenav 
6 Quartermaster. G Bird. M. Lad 



4 1 2= .1 Williamsl 1 TheoOook. B. Daylight. L». Five 
1*4 25 Iajftus 7 Glint, Daisy Platt. Fred Levy 

64 i2'*JTroxler 13 Ardelon. L.of I.augden. Magazine 
6 6 21 jjTeahan (5 C. Hill. L. 0’ M’ Life. G. Hughes 
2 2 2 s E Martin 12 IL Hutchison. O Em. Gold. Castle 
5 h 7 a J W Knapp 12 Seneca. Chemulpo. VenetaStrome 
Ink 2 2 E Martin 12 Kate K.. GoldenCastle. Ch. Queen 
1‘ l 1 E Martin 8 J. Nunnally, Cherry Seed. Bodkin 
4'4 5 5 1 E Martin 8 Sherwood. Hoffman. Cherry Seed 
l 2 l“k E Martin 9 Veneta Strome. Lewis, Viley 
By Armeath II,— -Renovah (W. Martini. 

55 5*4 R Watts 9 Blackford. Busy, Just lied 
7 1 7 8 4 Buxton 10 Blackford. Edda, Woodcraft 
2»k 314 D Connelly 8 .T. Reardon. Pardner. Tow. Field 
2 1 2 l D Connelly 4 Edda, Hatteras, Aniaster 
3“k 314 n Connelly 9 Flex. Upright, Oliver Lodge 
6 1 6 5 S D Connelly 9 Flabbergast. Blackford, C. Edg« 
2“k 3 3 D Connelly 5 TaNunDa, CliffStream. O.Lodgx 
By Ahe Frank — Burnie Bunton (J. F. Newman). 



9284 Latonia 
9181 Latonia 
91 hi L-itonia 
9*105 I.atonia 
S9.’9 Latonia 
8875 I^atonia 
6840 J uarez 
6809 Juarez 



3-4 l:12)4fast 11-5 106 4 
3-4 1 : 13®islow 61-10 106 6 
3-4 1 :12Vifast 21-10 109 4 
S-4 1:12 fast 19-5 110 3 
fc-4 l:12%fast 81 103 5 



8929 Latonia S-4 l:12%fast 84 

SS75 latonia 3-4 1:12 fast 41-10 

6840 Juarez 5J f 1:07J fast 18-5 
6809 Juarez 3-4 1:13* fast 3 

J. H. HOUGHTON, b. h. 6 
997S Hamilton 54 f l:05%fast 30 

9919 Windsor 1 1-16 1 :47Vsfast 34 

9861 Windsor 3-4 1:15 fast 6 

9729 Windsor 3-4 1:13 fast 100 

9262 Ham’ton 1 1-16 l:49%fast 2 

8647 Toronto lm70y l:45%fast 3 

8546 Toronto 1 1-16 l:49%fast 47-10 



8465 Toronto 


3-4 1:14 fast 


26-5 116 11 


ll 


9 


6 1 


31 Gould 


8433 Toronto 


3-4 1 :13%fast 


62 


124 


1 


6 


6 


6 


5 5 | Gould 


6092 Laurel 


3-4 1:161 slow 6 


110 


2 


S 


3 


2* 


3 2 1 Small 


ROSEMARY, b. 


f. 3 




100 








By Marta Sant 


10073 Hamilton 


3-4 l:143kfast 


5 


110 


4 


1 


1 


l l 


7* Small 


9824 Windsor 


51 f 1:08 good 10 


96 


5 


3 


3 


30k 


5"1 Deronde 


9559 Fort Erie 


3-4 l:16%good 6 


95 


4 


5 


5 


7>J S 21 1A Wilson 


9335 Hamilton 


3-4 1:13 fast 


30 


92 


6 


2 


2 


2 2 


3*1 Deronde 


9221 Hamilton 


51 f l:07%fast 


8 


99 


5 


5 


4 


8' 


10 u Hopkins 


9140 Connaught 


3-4 l:14)ifast 


18-5 100 


3 


1 


1 


ink 


4 5 i Hopkins 


9**11 Conn'ght 
8960 Conn'ght 


5* f 1 :09%fast 


6 


99 


7 


2 


2 


3 l 


3*1 Hopkins 


5J f l:09Vfcfast 


3 


98 


3 


1 


1 


1» 


l 1 Hopkins 


JOE KNIGHT. 


b. g. 4 




114 








By Ben Strome- 


997s Hamilton 


51 f 1 :**5<jfast 


30 


10s 


8 


9 


12 


12 


12 2? Obert 


9759 Windsor 


3-4 1 :18%hvy 


15 


107 


5 


2 


3 


8‘ 


S”5A Wilson 


962*1 Fort Erie 


3-4 l:15*/sgood 


20 


115 


3 


7 


7 


6 1 


6 12 Obert 


8245 Pimlico 


3-4 l:14%fast 


18-5 


114 


3 


1 


1 


1* 


2 l Wolfe 



7969 Pimlico 3-4 l:13%fast — 
7899 H.deGrace 5J f 1 :08(itnud 31 
7803 H.deGrace 5-8 1 :00%fast 5 
6594 Jamestown 3-4 1 :13%fast 10 



6499 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 41 
6329 Pimlico 3-4 l:15*4hvy 1 

6210 Laurel 3-4 1:17%hvy 5 

6090 Laurel 3-4 1:16 slow 9-10 
tDead heat. 

RUVOCO. h. g, 3 
986*i Windsor 3-4 1:15 fast 15 

6174 Douglas Pk 5-8 1:02 fast 17-6 
4745 Windsor 5-8 1:011 fast 10 
4700 Windsor 54 f l:09g hvy 25 

4648 Windsor 54 f 1:07 fast 40 

4354 Hamilton 61 f 1:071 fast 150 

CHILTON QUEEN, ch. m. 6 
10057 Hamilton 3-4 l:12%fast 15 
9978 Hamilton 51 f l:05%fast 20 
8247 Pimlico 3-4 l:13%fast 94 
8148 Pimlico 3-4 l:15Vkfast 35-10 
7927 H.deGrace 3-4 l:14%fast 6 
7879 H.deGrace 3-4 l:15Vsslow 7-5 
7298 Charleston 64 f 1:08 fast 10 

66**6 Jamestown 3-4 1 :13| fast 8 
6592 Jamestown 3-4 1:14§ fast 10 
6581 Jamestown 3-4 1:14 fast 7 
6482 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 good 15 



6 2 7” Wolfe 
31 F’ brother 
Ink 2 1 C Turner 
li 2t» T Davies 
21 2*>k Hopkins 
l 3 l 2 Hopkins 



5 ,2 lGross 
l 2 I.oftus 
2* Loftus 
5 18 4Loftus 
7° Robbins 
5* Poling 



SIXTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 



LITTLE JANE. b. m. 7 

8879 Blue Bon. 3 4 1:15 fast 
8778 Blue Bon. 7-8 l:2S%fast 
8139 Toronto 3-4 1 : 1 4-V.fast 



778 Blue Bon. 7-8 l:28%fast 4J 
139 Toronto 3-4 1:14%fast f’ld 

999 Lexington 3-4 l:13%fast 64 

6943 Juarez 3-4 1 :13«t fast 2 

6235 Lagoon 3-4 l:12g fast 2 

6130 Lagoon 54 f 1:05* fast 2 
6043 Lagoon 5-8 59* fast 11-10 

MISS JOE. ch. f, 4 
9623 Ft. Erie lin70y l:4S%gond 2ft 
9524 Fort Erie 3-4 1:17 good 10*' 
5734 Hi Ih-rest Ab5-8 59* fast 6-5 

6657 Hillcrest 7-8 1:30* fast 1 
5592 Hillcrest 64 f 1:24* fast 2 
6521 Hillcrest At>5-8 1:01* slow 3 
6 4 40 Toronto lmTOy 1:47* good 84 
5386 Toronto 3-4 1:158 hvy 45 
3433 FortErie lm70y 1:43* fast 30 
C. H. PATTEN, ch. k. 6 
9828 Windsor 0) f 1:08 good 8 
1761 Juarez 3-4 1:15 last 3 

1293 Juarez 5-S l:01Vifast 8-5 

93787 Oakland F C l:09%fast 2-6 
9363! Oakland FCl:094fcfast 8 



1761 Juarez 
1293 Juarez 
93787 Oakland 
93631 Oakland 
92846 Latonia 
92771 Latonia 
92692 I .at on i a 
92b44 Latonia 



HENRY RITTE, ch. g. 3 

1*018 Hamilton 3-4 1:13 fast 



3-4 l:13Vfcfast 11| 103 1 
3-4 l:13%fast 18-5 103 3 
3 4 l:13y s fast 7 102 4 

54 f 1 :0S'/xgood33-10 120 1 

ch. g. 3 107 



9866 Windsor 
9306 Latonia 



3-4 1:15 fast 15 
3-4 1:12%fast 104 



9201 


Latonia 


3-4 l:13*ifast 


4 


101 


1 


3 


2 


36 


5*4 J McCabe 


s 


9**71 


Latonia 


3-4 1:14 slow 


7-5 


104 


5 


1 


1 


16 


2»k Kederis 


10 


8956 


I.atonia 


3-4 1 :12%fast 


30 


101 


7 


7 


7 


7 


6 41 Kederis 


7 


8746 Douglas 


3-4 1:13 fast 


44 


103 


6 


2 


3 


46 


5* Finley 


7 


MAMA JOHNSON, ch. f. 3 




95 








By Cesarion — Over 


fll'-J 1 


1 taini 11 on 


5$ f l:*t7%fast 


20 


94 


11 


6 


8 


6 l 


7 7 if F Moore 


12 


901 r, 


Conn’ght 

Cnnn’ght 


5J f 1 : 1<* Vs fast 


10 


95 


3 


4 


4 


4 1 


4 2 F Moore 


12 




5i f l:09V 5 fast 


20 


95 


7 


2 


2 


2* 


3*J F Moore 


13 


7721 


Marl bore* 


4J f 57%fa»t 


8-6 


97 










5 8 F Moore 


H 


77P* Marlboro 


4) f 67 fast 


2 


101 










6*4 F Moore 


8 




Marlboro 


5* f 1 :09 fast 


8 


107 










4 4 F Moore 


7 


7670 


Ma rlboro 


6* f 1 :0S :, 4fast 


7 


99 










3*3 F Moore 


7 


HEARTHSTONE 


. b. c, 4 




110 








Bv Ben Strom»— Sti 


9994 


Hamilton 


5J f 1 :*)7 fast 


10 


109 


5 


4 


1 


12 


12-’" Deronde 


12 


!*:;>. 


Hamilton 


5J f 1 :074fefast 


100 


ins 


9 


9 


9 


9 


8 7 J Deronde 


fk 


9**T,1 


«’onna light 


3-4 1 :14"f,fast 


100 


112 


2 


5 


7 


7 


7* 8 Mondon 


7 



1610 


Charleston 3-4 1:15 fast 


40 


111 


BT. 


AVANO. ch. f, 3 




94 


9R67 


Windsor lm70y 1:46 fast 


60 


9K 


7744 


Marlboro 5-8 1 :06 2 5 hvy 


3-2 


106 


7709 


M’boro Ab64 f 1:23 fast 


3 _ 


98 


77o J 


Marlboro 42 f 57 last 


7-5 


994 


7667 


Marlboro 4), t 66Vkfast 


3 


99 


7643 


Marlboro 64 f l:09 2 -.fast 


12 


104 



7573 *TiarIeston 3-4 l:17*.itnud 12 
7563 <’harlest'n Si f 1 :09Vifast 11-5 
7385 Charleston 3-4 l:16) 5 good 30 
7297 Charleston 7-8 1 :^| fast 7 
7090 Charleston 3-4 1:15* good 15 
4548 KingEd. Ab5-8 69* fast 2 

4493 KingEd. Ab5~S 59 fast 3 
GEORGE S. DAVIS ch. g. 9 
999! Hamilton 5* f t :07 fast 15 
9597 Ft . Erie lnwOy 1 :47%good 40 
9i:>i Conn'ght 54 f 1:09 fast 30 
8.988 Connaught 3-4 l:16%fast 20 
S96*t <"nnaught 54 f 1 :09Vi;fast 10 
8519 Electric Ab5-8I:03 hvy 13-5 
8249 Pimlico 3-4 l:14%tast 77 
B1TTRA. hr. f. 4 
9991 Hamilton Di f 1 :**7 fast 8 
9862 Windsor 11 :43%fast 12 
9375 Latonia 3—1 1:14 fast 40 
928** latonia 1 1 16 l:46%fast 252 
99191 Latonia 54 f 1 :09 slow 27-5 
98696 Churchill 3-4 l:17%hvy 78 
STANLEY S.. br. g, 5 
1*4)73 Hamilton 3-4 1 :14%fast 50 
95xi9 Min.Sp’gs 7-8 1:30 last 20 
9192 Min.Sp'gs 3-4 1:16 fast 15 
9395 Delurimier 6-8 1 :*)3*ifast 30 
9340 Deloriinier 5-8 1:03%fast 30 • 
9Ph) KingEd. Ab5-S l:004*slow 30 
FRED DREW, br. c, 3 
First start. 



6* 6 15 W Ward 
3* 3 8 4 Old left 
28 7 a Gullett 
10 1 10 13 Gullett 
3*1 Bauer 



GERRARD. b. g. 3 

10024 Hamilt'n 1 1-16 1:45 



9222 Hamilton 
9081 Connaught 



RASH. br. g. 5 107 

10024 Hamilt'n 1 1-16 1 :45%fast 5 110 7 6 4 

9829 Windsor 1 1-16 1:49 good 8 107 6 6 6 

9728 Windsor 1 1 : 40 G, last 10 104 9 4 3 

9597 Ft. Erie lm70y l:47 2 <;good 3 103 7 5 2 

9525 Ft. Erie lin’Oy 1 :47 2 bgood 18-5 105 8 6 3 

9291 Hamilton 1 1-8 l:53%fast 13-5 114 5 5 4 

9222 Hamilton 1 l:40%fast 10 110 5 6 5 

9138 Con'ght 1 1-16 l:49%fast 2 107 1 4 4 

9056 Conn’ght 1 1-8 1:56 fast 2 112 4 3 2 

8989 Conn’ght 1 1-8 1 :56Vfefast 13-5 107 111 
FLORAL DAY. ch. f. 4 105 

8824 Douglas 1 1-16 1:47 fast 7-5 107 6 6 4 

8772 Douglas 1 1-16 l:46%fast 67-10 103 8 8 7 

8576 Douglas 1 1-8 1:52 fast 47-10 103 1 3 4 

8500 Douglas 1 1-8 1:53 fast 8-5 103 2 3 3 

8256 Church’] 1 1-16 1 :49%mud 28 5 107 9 8 8 

8200 Churchill 1 l:40%fast 7-5 108 1 6 6 

8074 Lexington 1 1 :40 fast 7-5 109 2 6 5 

8027 Lex’gton lm70yl :44%fast 24 1041 8 6 3 

7968 Le.x'gton 1 1-16 l:46%fast 18-5 105 6 7 4 

7863 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47Vfefast 12 106 3 6 3 

LUCKY GEORGE, b. g. 4 106 

1**022 Hamilt’n 1 1-16 l:46%fast 12 109 5 6 3 

9979 Hamilton 1 1-8 l:53%fast 15 1**5 4 1 3 

9359 Ham’ton 1 1-16 1 :43%fast 8 95 3 4 5 

9314 Hamilton 1 1-8 1:56 fast 3 107 5 6 5 

9116 Conn’ght 1 1-8 1:56 fast 10 101 7 5 3 

8989 Conn'ght 1 1-8 l:56%fast 20 lift 3 3 3 

8878 Blue Bon. 3-4 l:15%fast 50 109 4 6 

8317 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 good 17 109 13 11 

7664 James’n lmTOy l:48%fast 6 98 6 7 7 

7651 Janies'n lm70y l:47%fast 11-6 99 5 5 5 



By Superman — Mayfair (J. W. Schorr). 



1 4 


102 


5 


3 


1 


1 


2 1 


2‘ Buxton 


,5 


4 


102 


5 


3 


5 


6 


5* 


6 14 Buxton 


1) 


8 6 


107 


1 


2 


2 


2 


2nk 


3'1 Buxton 
24 Buxton 


7 


10 


103 


3 


3 


3 


2 


2"k 


12 


10 


100 


1 


1 


1 


1 


ink 


16 Ambrose 


6 


10 


93 


6 


2 


2 


4 


41 


4* Neylon 


10 


30 


92 


7 


4 


7 


7 


54 


6 5 Neylon 


12 


31-10 


96 


2 


2 


2 


2 


26 


24 E Martin 


10 



n Dr. W. Briggs, Rash. HuskyLnd 
togs. Counterpart, Miccosukee 



KITrndi. Clinton. 



By Hatting*— Lady Rayon (Gallahar Bros.). 



7 1 5*4 Snyder 12 Tseeit. Tankard. Flex 

5 1 5*1 Gross S I.eochares. K. Differ. J. Ueddes 

S 3 6*J Gross J** Pr. Ahmed. R. Brigade, Yorkville 

3 2 3*1 Kcderis t! Presumption. La Mode, L. Father 

6 3 6*J Estop 9 A. Patricia, C.onDelivory, II. Bay 

44 6 7 Estep S Wilhite. ‘Merrick, Sleeth 

4 ! 3’ Estep 9 Wilhite, Back Bay. The Grader 

3*J 5'i Kederis 9 Flor. Rolterts, Wilhite. Amoret 

4* 5 5 J Kederis g SchBgo. Silver Bill, El Pnlomar 

2» 3=4 Kederis 7 StarJasmine. Sonada. Chartler 

6 8 5‘i Gross 6 F. Roberts, Upright, Pr.ofLism’e 

13 1*4 Gross 8 Batwa, Tilford Thomas, Enfield 

By Dnngaryen — Ben Ledl (G. W. Scott). 

10’- 10’° R WaldronRJ Useeit. Tdnkard. Flex 
5 1 4 3 It WahlronH Mycenae. Teoumseh. Forehead 

4 1 3 3 Waldron 10 R. McGill, Husky Lad, Fern L. 

6* 6 8 4 Waldron S K’IsDiffer. G. Britain. JimBasey 

5 1 4 5 4 R WaldronlO Grif, My Follow. Dynamite 

3 1 I s R WaldronlO Star Gift. Love Day. Spellbound 

l’J 3'J Waldron 4 FountninFay. Blackford. Chuckles 

6 1 34 Gould 12 Dr. Neet. Magazine, Star Gift 

6 5 6 ! Gould 6 PlateGlass, Crisco. BwanaTumbo 

2* 3 2 1 Small 6 T. Busybody. Premier. D’bleFiv* 

By Marta Santa — Country Fraud (J. L. Watkins). 
1* 7“ Small 8 Nimbus. Chilton King. Jonquil 

3 nk 5 8 4 Derondo 11 Useeit, Theo Cook. Inlan 
7‘4 8 21 JA Wilson 8 Glint, Russell McGill. Aftorglow 
2 2 3 8 J Oeronde 12 Y’orkville. Simcoe, Fred Levy 
8* 10” Hopkins 12 P. Antoinette, M. Edith. Denham 
Ink 454 Hopkins 9 Jonquil. Afterglow, J. of Asia 
3 l 3*4 Hopkins 9 Righteasy, Jonquil. Ardelon 

1 1 l 1 Hopkins 15 TomSayers, Bl. River. J.Grey 
By Ben Strome — Fair Empress (J. H. Penz), 

12 12 2? Obert 12 Useeit. Tankard. Flex 

8‘ S”?.A Wilson 9 Yorkvillo. York Lad. Glint 

6 1 6 12 Obert 7 Glint, Anavri, Daisy Platt 

l 1 2* Wolfe 8 Ambrose, Sylvostris, Daingerfleld 

6 2 7” Wolfe 7 Sherwood. Hoffman, Hasson 

31 F’brother 6 C. Hill, Sp’g Board. Gr. Hughes 
Ink 2 1 C Turner 7 Tartar, Lysander. Barnegat 
]i 2t D T Davies 8 Sherwoo*l. R. Loyal. Black Chief 
24 2*>k Hopkins 10 Ivnbel. Yellow Eyes. Napier 

1 3 l 2 Hopkins 9 M. Moments. T. Busybody. Garth 

3 3 3 5 * J McIntyre 6 F. Yankee. Rosseanx. Win. Widow 
1* l 1 J McIntyre 9 Chemulpo. V. Strome. Ch. Queen 

By Dick Welles — Wedding Blossom (J. B. Respess). 



107 6 3 5 

97 4 1 3 
90 3 1 1 

96 5 1 1 

98 3 1 1 
93 9 6 8 

103 1 5 

100 3 4 

102 

10*1 S 2 2 
98 8 9 9 
95 11 10 7 
90 7 5 6 
113 12 12 

97 5 5 5 



7631 James’n lmTOy l:47%fast 6 101 6 4 5 

BIG DIPPER, h. f. 3 99 

9867 Windsor lrn70v 1:16 fast 16-5 96 2 3 4 

9814 Windsor 3-4 l:17y 5 hvy 8 104 5 2 

9421 Ft. Erie lni70v 1:49 slow 4j 1*17 6 3 5 

9138 Con’ ght 1 1-16 1 :49%fast 7 97 4 1 3 

9116 Con' ght 1 1-8 1:56 fast 4 90 3 1 1 

8964 Con’ght 1 1-16 1 :50 fast 10 96 5 1 1 

SR56 Blue Bon. 1 l:!2%fast 6 98 3 1 1 

8751 BlueBon. 1 1-8 1 :56y 5 fast 15 93 9 6 8 

8465 Toronto 3-4 1:14 fast 17 103 1 5 

8247 Pimlico 3-4 1 :13*tfast 14 100 3 4 

8ERNAD0TTE, h. c, 3 102 

10O5S Hamilton 1 l-t 2:05 last 15 l*»*i 8 2 2 

9993 Hamilt’n 1 1-16 1:47 fast 15 98 8 9 9 

9560 Ft. Erie 1 1-16 l:50%good 6 95 11 10 7 

9459 Ft. Erie lm70y 1:52 slow 4 90 7 5 6 

9335 Hamilton 3-4 1:13 fast 50 113 12 12 

8581 Toronto 1 1-16 1 :47 fast 22 97 5 5 5 

8504 Toronto 1 1 :40%slow 298 1064 6 4 3 
7624 Charles’n 1 1-4 2:11 fast 3 111 4 3 5 

7576 Charleston 1 lGSrstnud 6 112 8 7 7 

7445 Chariest’ n 5* f l:09%slow 6-5 110 4 4 

7356 Charleston 3-4 1 :16%goodll-20 105 2 2 

7197 Charleston 3-4 1:16 fast 8-5 102 2 3 

LORD ELAM. b. g, 6 106 

9SS6 Windsor 1 l:40Vhfast 40 105 12 11 10 

9728 Windsor .1 l:408sfast 12 104 2 5 6 

9358 Hamilton 7-8 1:28 fast 7 120 2 6 6 

9262 Ham’ton 1 1-16 l:49%fast 20 104 5 8 5 

8246 Pimlico 1 l:42)4fast 24 108 12 12 11 

8116 Pimlico lm40y 1:45 fast 110 112 3 6 9 

7962 Pimlico lm60y 1:46 fast — 112 1 7 7 

7782 James’n 1 1-16 l:4SVhgood 5 105 5 6 4 

7763 James' n 1 1-16 l:50%good 4 108 6 6 5 

7695 Jamest’n 1 1-8 l:55%fast 2| 102 2 5 4 

7639 James’n 1 1-16 l:49%fast 6-5 102 4 3 2 

BILLIE BAKER, b. g. 3 102 

10058 Hamilton 1 1-4 2:05 fast 25 108 1 5 6 

9755 Min.Sp'gs 7-8 l:28%good 8-5 108 1 4 

9667 Min.Sp’gs 1 1-8 2 00%slow 8-5 106 13 3 

9634 Min..Sp’gs 3-4 1:17 fast 4-5 108 5 6 

9509 Min.Sp'gs 7-8 1:30 fast 12 108 4 4 4 



3 3'J 3 7 II Gray S Dr. W. Briggs. Gerrard. II. I.ad 

6 5* 3*£ Derontle t; Il'tteras, Coppertowu. Work. I.ad 

1 I s 1*1 Buxton 11 W. Lad. Mycenae, Lord Elam 

5 5* 5»J Buxton 7 Napier. H. Hutchison, Joe St-ln 

3 3* 4 2 5 Buxton 10 Clinton. Marie T., L. M. Eckert 

4 3‘ 4 3 ( Montour 7 Effendi. Clinton. Gerrard 

5 6'J 4‘J Hopkins 12 Jacquelina, Gerrard. Woodcraft 

5 2J 2**k Hopkins 0 Big Dipper. HuskyLad. U.Emma 

1 l 2 2*> Hopkins 7 Azo, Judge Monck, Jack Laxson 

1 26 3* Hopkins 10 L.M. Eckert. L’ky George, Gerrard 

By Nasturtium— Anyday (8. Sotille). ] 

3 I 3 l fi Kederis 0 Teeuinaeli, U.Kmiua, Duel*. Daffy 

7 5* 4 5 | E Martin !• J. Reardon. Supervisor. Wander 

4 3= 3 s J Kederis r. MeltonStreet. Just Red. Mgr. Mack 

3 2 h 11 Kederis *> Spindle, Cracker Box. Beautiful 

6 6" 6 13 .T Hanover !> Wander. Forehead. Bon. ciianc*- 

4 26 2 l .1 Hanover 13 Ur. Emma. M. Ann K.. Tro. Belle 

1 1* l 3 J Hanover 7 Supple. Stamps. Ursula Etnma 

2 26 In j Hanover S Spindle. Love Day. Marshon 

4 2'} 2i J HanoverlO Forehead. Supple. Love Day 

3 3 2 3*i Skirvin 6 El Oro. Mary Ann K., Ed.Graney 

By Maceo— Presentation (G. H. Marlman). 

1 :!'• 3*J Williams S Muff. U. of Langdeu. Kimnundy 

6 75 S'*i J Williams s My Fellow. Effendi. Huskv I.ad 

4 4 8 4 3 ij Montour li John Reardon. Dynamite. Effendi 

5 8 l 9 12 i.Montour 12 Hasson. McCreary. Marie T. 

3 2 2 2* Dennler 7 I.I^estrade, Jacquelina. 3IollieS. 

3 3“ 2* Montour 10 L. M. Eckert. Rash. Gerrard 

8 8 8 n |R Waldron S York Lad, Star Gift. Aguier 

10 9 2 8 8 But well 13 Springm’s, T.Holland. Montcalm 

7 6 l 7*4 Montour K Cheer Up. Ragman. Floral Day 

4 3 * 4 3 * Montour 7 C. Beacbey. Mollie S.. York I.ad 

3 4 3 4 2 3 Montour 8 Camel. The Squire. Blue Mouse 

By Astronomer — Helen O’C. (E. J. McGraw). 

1 3* :t-\ W Ward 7 Camellia. Miss.loiiah. Mlci-os’kee 

3* ::*i W Ward 7 Tankard. Terrible Bill. Hasson 

7 7 7 15 Montour 7 Ravenal. Cogs. Ardelon 

2 l nt l nl * Mon I our 6 Rash. Husky I.ad. Ursula Emma 

2 3 2 5 7 Montour 7 1 11 . 1 .est rude, I, .George. Jacquelina 

3 4 2 4*5 Nathan 12 Jacquelina. Apiaster. H. Lad 

1 1* 1} Nathan 7 Hasson. EllaGrane. F.Godmother 

8 7 1 5*} Snyder 11 Apiaster, L. M. Eckert. Stairs 

6 9 2 lO”! W Dunn 12 Dr. Neet. Magazine. J.H.H’ghton 

4 5 3 4 5 Skirvin ti Perthshire, Yorkville, Magazine 

Bv Contestor — Realitv (J. A. Thom-son). 

5 5-’ 5" Van I luseii S Clubs. El llro. Mycenae 

x S 1 8 ''j Ambrose ]L Marie T., Busy. Clubs 

5 4 3 2* Ambrose 11 HttwdyHowdv. Master Jim Kiel 

4 36 ::* J Neylon S McCreary. Clinton. Kiel 

12 12 12 2J 5F Adams 12 Yorkville, Simcoe, Rosemarv 

5 5 2# 5 11 JDeronda li PlateGlass. F.Siglit. Bwa.Tumho 

3 5 1 6 5 * II McC thy 7 Horron. Flabbergast, Buskin 

Fell. E Martin 6 Monocac.v. E. Light. Talecarrier 
5 5» 6» F. Martin 10 Good Day. C’terpart, Chil King 

3 2 h 1 1 J E Martin 10 Fuchsia. Anna Claire. Syosset 

2 2 s 2 3 E Martin 7 Good Day, Syosset, Beth Stanl»v 

3 3*5 2‘ E .Martin 10 (’.Hudson, GoodDay, BethStanloy 



3 2 5 7 Montour 
4 2 4*5 Nathan 
1* 1J Nathan 
7> 5* } Snyder 
9 2 1<1»J W Dunn 
5 3 4 5 Skirvin 



40 


105 : 


12 


It 


10 


10 


10* 


10' 2 i 


IF 


Adams 


14 


12 


104 


2 


5 


6 


4 


34 


4 2 i 


T« 


‘aliuu 


11 


7 


120 


2 


6 


6 


4 


3' 


3*J 


W 


Knapp 


!) 


20 


104 


5 


8 


5 


4 


66 


7*4 


Gross 


10 


24 


108 1 


12 


12 


11 


10 


74 


6 8 3 


J 


Wilson 


12 


110 


112 


3 


6 


9 


9 


7nk 


710 


Troxler 


10 


— 


112 


1 


7 


7 


6 


6' 


6* 


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S 



7 Jes. Burn. Chapultepec. La .Mode 
12 P.Hermis, GolUColor, M.Salaame 
7 Ter. Bill, Loch Lomond. Brynary 
d Flabbergast. Tankard. Spr. Miss 
10 Great Britain, Brynary, Lewln 
6 Farrier. Barnegat. Tankard 



By Chilton — Hanover Queen (J. J. McCauley). 

5 7 3 7 13 Waldron 8 Inlan. Working Lad. Moiaant 

8 S s 8 1 * Schut’ger 12 Fseeit. Tankard. Flex 

6 6 6 6 5 Wolfe 6 Perthshire, Yorkville, Magazine 

3 10“**nit*jScUut’ger 12 Sylvestris. Deduction. Muff 

3 5 2 6 3 Montour 7 Blue Thistle, Pardner. Cowl 

1 1* 2 8 Montour 7 Blue Thistle. Ch. Seed, Horace E. 

3 2* 1 1 A Montour 8 Righteasy. Grosvenor, Fatherola 

9 9 3 7 ,0 (Gould 12 Amoret, Takahira, Camellia 

6 7* 8 7 i Gould 9 Aviator, Coppertown. Sir Blaise 

7 7 2 7 10 Gould 10 Deduction, Premier, Amoret 

3 3 4 1* Gould 9 Sherwood, Rosseaux. Chemulpo 

pward. Selling. (9*1373 — 1:11—6—113.) 



10022 Hamilt’n 


1 1-16 1:46%fast 


12 


93 


6 


s 


8 


8 


7s 


5*J H Gray 


9816 Windsor 


1 1-8 1 :59%hvy 


15 


93 


7 


7 


6 


6 


5 3 


5 4 Deronde 


9761 Windsor 


1 1-16 1 :51%hvy 


12 


94 


7 


8 


S 


6 


4 1 


4 21 Deronde 


9560 Ft. Erie 


1 1-16 l:50%good 15 


87 


7 


7 


6 


7 


•*h 


4“ Snyder 


9459 Ft. Erie 


lm70y r 1:52 slow 


20 


95 


1 


7 


7 


7 


ti 3 


4 4 1 A Wilson 


9119 Connaught 1 1 :42%fast 


40 


100 


7 


7 


7 


7 


7 


7 11 Nathan 


9016 Connaught 1 l:42%fast 


40 


95 


8 


8 


8 


8 


8 


8 13 Nathan 


7781 James’n 


lm70y 1 :47 good 7 


96 


1 


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8 


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7763 James’n 


1 1-16 l:50%good 12 


96 


7 


8 


8 


7 


6 3 


6 8 i Nathan 


7737 James’n 


1 1-16 l:48%fast 


20 


95 


4 


7 


7 


7 


54 


5*8 Nathan 


7578 Charle’n 


1 1-16 1 :50%mud 


2 


86 


1 


1 


2 


3 


26 


4*4 Deronda 


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101 










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5 


104 


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9*116 Connaught 1 l:42%fast 


60 


100 


7 


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6 


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8076 Pimlico 


1 l:42V 6 fast 


251 


108 10 10 


10 


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7781 James’ n 


lm70y 1:47 good 20 


106 


5 


6 


7 


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776S Jamestown 7-8 1:28 fast 


8 


96 


6 


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6'°iMontour 


6373 Latonia 


1 3-S 2: 198 fast 


18 


97 


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2 


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6314 Latonia 


1 3-16 1 :59g fast 


31-6 


101 


6 


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9 


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6069 I.atonia 


1 1-8 1:53* fast 


55 


103 


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DILATORY, ch. g. 4 

16021 Hamilt’n 1 1-16 1:46 fast 40 



9619 


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102 6 


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60 


116 3 


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3-4 1:13 fast 


100 


109 8 


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214S I^xington 


3-4 l:13V£fast 


69 


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2112 


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1 1:39 fast 


48 


964 7 


0 f* 


7 


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7 



5 s 6 15 *Wolfe 6 B. Mouse. Toddling. C. Beachey 

4 3 4 fl J Wolfe 8 Pliant. Clem Beacbey, Emily Lee 

3 2 2 5 Wolfe 6 Irish Kid. Dick Baker, O Era 

2* 2»* Wolfe 6 H. Rose. Harcourt. Annie Sellers 

By Gold Heels — Sanctisgima (A. D. Steele). 
ti 3 ti 14 It Steele 8 Clubs, El Oro, Mycenae 

2 l 2.1 It Steele f> Otilo, Eva Tanguay, Ben Lasca 

1J l 1 B Steele (i Otilo, Gold. Castle, Sam Bernard 

l’J I 1 * B Steele 8 Danvilleil., M.Kingsb’y, L.Nute 

3 1 3°* B Steele 5 Kiva, Hermuda. Puck 

By Fatherless — Lizzie H. (A. R. Bresler). 

7 : 5*1 H Gray 8 Muff. L. of Langdeu. L. Georg** 

5 3 5* Ileronde 8 Dr.W.Br’gs. Marshon. L.M.Ec’rt 

4* 4 21 Deronde 8 Font. Effendi. Earl of Savoy 

26 4 3 Snyder 11 How. Howdy. Bernadotte, M.Jiiu 

6 3 4*] A Wilson 8 McCreary, Clinton, Barnudotte 

7 7 11 Nathan 7 L.M. Eckert, Chemulpo. J. Monck 

8 8 18 Nathan 8 Gold. Treasure. Effendi. Mycenap 

6 5 6 7 1 Nathan 8 F.G’mother. S.N’thcut, Cynosuro 

6 3 6 8 J Nathan 8 Pliant. Clem Beachey, Emily Lee 

5J 5 8 3 Nathan 8 Caliph. O Em. Fairy Godmother 

26 4“J Deronda 7 Stairs. Annie Sellers. Woo<l Dove 

By Beacon Light — Princess Orna (Mrs. W. H. Frey). 
S 8j“ Ileronde 8 E. of. Savoy. Mast. Jim. l’adoodle 

6- i 5 7 ’. Neylon 8 Gold. Treasure. Effendi. Mycenae 

101 10 22 5Nathan 12 Ed. Graney, Stelcliff. Rock Fish 

7 3 7 17 5Teahan 8 F.G’mother, S.N’thcut. Cynosure 

7- 6 10 JMontour S Blue Mouse, Malitine. Cynosure 

4* 4 l ° Nathan 8 CousinPuss. SisterFlorence. Frog 

9 9* B Steele lit CousinPuss, Sis. Florence. Effendi 

6 2 4 2 * Nathan 9 Carl. Club. J. Louis. Dick Baker 

By Samson — Tardy (H. H. Emmons). 

8 7 17 Lounsb’y 8 Dynamite, Paton. Cogs 

4 7 J Montour 6 Joe Stein. Magazine, Miss Edith 

2 1 4 l i T Ilarty 9 Miccosukee, R. Lloyd. Lord Elam 

71 713 w Ward S Honey Bee. York Lad. Tankard 



By Canopns — Princess (W. 0. Clancy). 

4 nk 5 3 Robbins 11 EmilyLee. Incision. YeiietaSI route 

28 10H Small 15 Jacquelina, Hasson. RalphLloyd 

6* 5 3 J Small 12 York I.ad. Ardelon, Carrillon 

11 ll 24 Estep 12 Theresa Gill. Wilhite. Just Reil 

1J 1* Estep 11 Hazel C., Orba Smile, Cosgrove 

2* 2S Corey 6 Mimor’so. J. o’Lantern Ch’tlclor 

2 2 * 2 s Corey 5 C. Goetz, (thantlclor. Mimorioso 

2 4 l 2 * Corey 5 J.Rcd, F. G. Hogan. O.Cunn’ham 

By Islington — Rose Prim (M. J. Donohue! . 
l"t> 4* ’. Sehut’ger 7 MarfeT.. MasterJim. Missjoiiah 
6* 6 4 J ( tbert 13 Cowl. Gold Cap, Chuckles 

£ 2 A Hanover l*> Adriuche. Sati. St. Agathe 
5"S McArdle 8 Silicic. Mamac. Dora M. Lutz 
2 2 Snider 6 Frog. Dipper, McAndrews 

2 2 Snider 7 Nila. .Tohnuy Wise. Isabel Casse 

2 h 6“J Rowley 9 At Once, Troy Weight. Monkey 
3 1 3 3 J Braziley S Inlan. B.of Pleasure. B’cing Lass 

12 ll 27 Schut’ger 12 Zim, Cong.James, Bouncing Lass 

By Santello— Katherine Ennis (H. Benzinger). 

66 10 18 5E Martin 11 M. Katcham. J. Burn. T. Sayers 
It 10' 3 Kederis 10 Bompie. Boa no, Pleasing 
28 4 8 1 Keogh 9 Silver Stocking. VenoVon, ElPato 

l 6 l 7 E Martin !» J.H.Barr. Ocean View. Ar. Rouse 
l 5 In E Martin 11 EmmaG.. B.oflrotiuois. ll.Liuise 

1 1 l*t C Ross 8 EyeWhite, F’damental, Topland 
36 4 4 t Goose 13 A.theGreat . Crossover. EyeWhite 

1 3 2'| Goose 12 B. Grande. M. Antonyll., H'dza'la 

1 2 26 T Koerner 12 Stafford, Delaney. Tmn McGrath 
Bv Hermis — Arline CW. F. Knebelkamp). 

3> 3 s J Ca!lahaiil2 W. Pitzer. W. W. Clark. S. Clark 
5 3 6 ,3 tJ Callahan 7 Jes. Burn, Chapultepec. La Mode 
3 1 2 3 Kederis 12 La Mode. Coy. Anna Reed 



Harford Agriculture and 
Breeders’ Association 



Havre de Grace, 
Maryland. 

1 J 



Clothes Brush. R.H. Gray. Brush 



My Genii. Black River 



7 7 18 Mondon 7 Flex. Gold Cap. Ymir 

1 9” J Hanoverll BreakerBoy. S.Holmes. Gagnant 

o 1 5 B i Forsyth 12 Ool. Brown K11. Differ. GoldMine 
Bv St. Avonicus — Orsova (W. E. Nunn). 

6“ 6 12 5Montour 7 Camellia. Miss Jonah. Big Dipper 
4 4 1 J Hanover 7 Carroll. Inspired. Golden Cluster 
4*4 D Hoffman S Cliff Top. Letourno. Kiiuler I.ou 
2“ F Moore 8 Mon Ami. Inspired. Quincy Belle 
2 2 F Moore 8 Fasces. Kaufman. Vigorous 
7 4 3 Kill’w’th 9 Wihlwced. Fanchette. Cl. Brush 
4* 6 4 J Deronda 7 Gagnant. ('Godmother. V.. Strome 

5 2 5 5 3 Deronda 9 N. Haven. Ruliia Granda. Bodkin 

5 5 8 Bruce 5 J. Kellogg. Progressive. E. Light 

6 4 6*1 Montour 7 Gardenia, F'k Hudson. E. Grane 

7 7 10 Montour 7 Gardenia. Clothes Brush. Goldv 

6 7 * W Burns 7 W.T.B’kner. MattieL., Protag’as 
l 4 Jensen 8 MattieL., Michael Rice, I See It 

By Sombrero— Bellane (M. J. Conran). 

7' S 13 G Burns 12 Moi.-ant. My Genii. Black River 

6 5 6‘" W Waril 7 Napier. H. Hutchison. Joe Stein 
3* S’.) Gullett 6 B.Mast'son, C.B’chcy, B.DeKalh 
28 7« Gnliett 10 Jonquil. F. Godmother. Planter 

0* 10 13 Gullett 15 Rosemary. TomSayers. Bik River 
3 3 J Bauer 4 Sylvestris. LittlePal, Remark’hle 

76 5 7 A Fergus’nlO Futurity. Q'n Mark, TheoOook 
By Kilkerran — Miss Kitty (E. McFarland). 

5 3 6"",Buxtim 12 Molsant. My Genii. Black River 
6 2 6 3 5 Buxton 12 i.niecd. Ear! of Savoy, f.uther 

6* 4*1 W AndresslO Pluvious. Coy. Beulah S. 

56 7 13 JEstep 10 BillyHolder, Patruclie. TomKing 

3 1 3* I.oftus 9 Mad. Phelps. Andrajosa. B. Cliff 
4* 4*i Kennedy 9 L. Wish. Beautiful, Mad. Phelps 
By Jack Point — My Gem (E. J. Salt). 

6 l * 4* Van Dusen S Nimbus, Chilton King. Jonquil 
5 5'*|V andusen 5 Kiva. Hermuda. Billy Baker 

7 7' 3 Vand’sen 7 Chapultepec. Hawley. AlherlaBoy 

T 13 * Vandusen S I go. Clothes Brush. Spirella 
1 1 1 ** Vandnsen ll The Busybody. Cordova. M. Jean 
9 8 J Vandusen 11 Buck Thomas. Chas. Goetz, Ugo 
By Sain — El Salado (0. F. S til el). 



Entries to the following Stakes to be run during the 
Autumn Meeting, September 10 to September 30 

WILL CLOSE ON MONDAY, AUGUST 4 

HAVRE DE GRICE HANDICAP . . #1,500 added . . . For three-year-olds and upward. 

X 1*0 J i a h h 

CHESTERBROOK HANDICAP . . . 1,000 added . , , For threeyear -° lds 1 a 1 nd 16 u ^ d s 

OLD BAY HANDICAP 1,000 added , , , For t ^ I tE°AND an 7 d o ?ards 

FOX HILLS HANDICAP 1.000 added ... For three-year-olds and 3 upward^ 

0AKIN6T0N SELLING STAKES . . 1,000 guaranteed. For three-year-olds and upward. 

1 A'lb MILES 

PRINCETON SELLING STAKES , . 1,000 guaranteed, For three-year.oids an<1 3 

ROtAL BLUE HANDICAP 1,500 added ... “TfiSEfJVm n yarm 

POST DEPOSIT SELLING STAKES . 1,000 guaranteed, For three-year-olds 

LAFAYETTE HANDICAP ... I . 1,000 added ,,, For two-year-oids ^ * furlongs 

ERDENHEIM HANDICAP 1,000 added . . , For two-year-oids ^ MIL£ 

TRENTON SELLING STAKES.. 1,000 guaranteed. For twoycar ' 01 ^ x. 2 KURI0NGB 
CAROLINA SELLING STAKES . . 1,000 guaranteed, For ames, two year, HL0NGg 

FOR ENTRY BLANKS ADDRESS 

F. REHBERGER, 399 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



NATIONAL FACING REVIEW 

TODAY'S SPECIAL: 

Alabama. Mitten. Moccasin. Swallow. 
Yesterday’s Wire and Special both lost. 

Room 1101. 327 South La Salle Street. Chicago. 111. 

Yesterday’s Form Special. Afterglow, 41. second. 
Daily lost. • 

FRIDAY’S FORM SPECIAL: 

White- Wednesday -Won-See-Jo-Can. 

THE TURF REPORTER. 

Room 509. 22 W. Quincy St. :: :: Chicago, 111. 



$2.00 X SPECIAL goes Saturday, August 2. Yes- 
terdav’s Daily. Paton. 6-6. won. Form Special Bed- 
well entry, 6-5 won. FRIDAY’S FORM SPECIAL: 
October-Orange-26-35-32-25-53-57-26. 

STANDARD TURF GUIDE. 

Room 403 . 22 West Quincy St. :: Chicago. 111. 



The Monthly Form Book 

containing charts of all races run on recognized 
tracks in North America during the month of July 
will be on sale at noon today, 

PRICE *1.00. 

Single copies by mail will POSITIVELY only be 
sent as registered matl, with an extra charge of teu 
cents for registration. Not responsible for book» 
sent as regular mail. 

DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. 

441 Plymouth Court. :: Chicago, ILiinoia 



M0NTCA1M, 20 to I, 3BD 

C ftU.YEll'X' one horse wire yesterday. Posi- 
tively the only one sent out on ANY 
track. I am sorry that lie did not win, 
but I have uo complaint. THEY CAN’T ALL 
" IN— AT A PRICE. The following were put 
over by me rtx*ently : 

PRINCE AHMED 8-1 WON 

(Windsor Getaway Special.) 

FLORAL PARK 11-5 WON 

THE WIDOW MOON 7-1 WON 

JEANNE D' ARC 10-1 WON 

EDWIN T. FRYER 6-1 WON 

DR. WALDO BRIGGS 3-1 WON 

AVE (Extra Special) 4-1 WON 

Now I ask. Do you think such is tin* result of 
guess work'.' Don’t la* a mollycoddle all vour 
life; join the winning crowd- -while t^e getting 
is good. The lads who did so nobly at Windsor 
have been at Saratoga over a week. Enough. 

SPECIAL Cor the Saratoga uiectiug. which 
opens Saturday ‘continuing for iweuty five raclug 
days), I am making a BARGAIN OFFER Here 
it is: THE ENTIRE MEETING— ONE HOUSE 

DAILY — MAILED THE NIGHT BEFORE. FOR 
THE -NOMINAL SI M OF $1(1. If subscription 
is received by NOON Saturday, it will include 
my $1<> Opening Day s|>ecial — FREE. Now. tins 
is giving in format ion away. Rush your suh- 
seriptiou NOW. 

REKT E. COLL YE R 

(Formerly with the Chicago American.) 

SUITE 309 OXFORD BUII.DING, 

118 North La Salle Street, :: Chicago, Illinois.
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